Samba, bossa nova, songo, and more — real recorded Latin and Brazilian-influenced play-alongs, synced to a metronome, so you can feel the clave instead of just counting it.
Real recorded Latin and Brazilian-influenced grooves — samba, bossa nova, songo, and related feels — organized by tempo, each paired with a metronome that stays locked to the track.
Latin and Brazilian grooves are built around a clave — a rhythmic anchor everything else locks against — and that relationship is felt more than it's counted. A programmed loop can play the right notes in the right places and still miss the feel entirely. A real recorded performance carries the actual push and lean against the clave, which is what you're really trying to internalize.
The category spans a range of Latin and Brazilian-influenced feels at different tempos, so you can spend real time inside one groove at a time — cross-stick patterns, ride ostinatos, and the interplay between hands and feet that defines each style.
Real recorded Latin and Brazilian-influenced grooves — samba, bossa nova, songo, and related feels — organized by tempo, each paired with a metronome that stays locked to the track.
No — the tracks are built for practicing the feel directly by playing along, which is generally a faster way into a groove than reading a clave pattern off a page first.
The first three tracks are free. A one-time $9.99 purchase unlocks the rest of the category, along with every other genre — no subscription.
