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March 2007 - Issue 2, Vol. 1

Rhythmic Artists Magazine

Greetings and Welcome to our second issue! This site is dedicated to those who follow the beat of a unique path - that of the Rhythmic Artist. Drummers/percussionsts, bellydancers and firedancers!

In this issue, we have lined up some awesome interviews, information on products and informative articles. Feel free to browse around, or start reading by clicking on the headlines below!

Cover Story


Photo by Pixie Vision Productions


Groovy Fire! An Interview with Hannah of Fire Groove
Fire Groove™ is dedicated to building an environment where like-minded individuals may come together to express themselves through creative movement and healing arts. We take a moment to chat with Hannah!




Photo by Neil Girling

True Fusion - The Nekyia Dance Group

A unique fusion of bellydance, American Tribal, American Cabaret, Latin Cabaret, Samba, and Cuban. The founder, Kristina, spends some time sharing her experiences with The Nekyia!



Pixie Vision Productions
Behind every rhythmic artist, you are sure to find a photographer who captures the essence of their art. Pixie is a consummate artist in her own right who photographs firedancers, bellydancers, and various performing artists and musicians.




Wicked Didge! Ram Chats With Jay Atwood of the Wicked Tinkers!
From the tribal drum circle to the orchestra pit, Jay Atwood walks between musical worlds like an ancient shaman, drawing power and inspiration from primal sources. His music has been described as “Expansive, fourth-world tribal spaces that set your spirit to dreaming and your belly to dancing” - the wicked Tinkers



My First Spin with Fire
A Personal Experience – By Pip



Healing Through Drumming
Group drumming...as a rather effective means for restoring a sense of inner balance



Twenty Thousand Drums - Tranformation Through Celebration
A Review





Healing Power of Poi
"Poi and miracles go together in my life. It started when I learned the basic weave..." Read More...



Andy Graham - Percussion Multi-tasker
Andy Graham has been a percussionist and a performer for many years. Using his knowledge of percussion and didgeridoos, he is also a musical instrument inventor!



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Stay Tuned, More to Come!






 Web Spotlight - Bonfire Dreaming

Hand Drum and Percussion Talk

Bonfire Dreaming is the CD bombshell created by didgeridoo-er and musician, Jay Atwood of the Wicked Tinkers. (Read Article)

Jay's approach to tribal and techno musical mix combines with his experience from his musical background with Boston’s Berklee College of Music and his more recent gigs with the Wicked Tinkers and the didgeridoo.

This exciting fusion of various instruments and electronica is perfect for the bellydancer, firedancer, or hoopdancer during performance or practice sessions. Bonfire Dreaming has an ethnic kick that creates a haunting, mysterious scene (The Hunt) to the powerful, thumping, rhythms of the didgeridoo (Firedance).

I heartily recommend this CD for parties, firedancing, bellydancing, or just plain dancing! Check out Jay's website for more information and where to purchase his CD!


Listen to Jay Atwood's Bonfire Dreaming and be prepared to go on an exotic global journey. Middle Eastern rythems and didgeridoo riffs are seemlessly woven into a lush and totally danceable musical landscape that is ancient, yet modern. If you like Afro Celt Sound System, Delerium, Enigma, and Dead Can Dance; this CD is not to be missed! - A Review on CD Baby


Go to Jay's website to listen to some samples!

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Dancing, drumming and many other rhythmic arts have been a viable part of cultures around the globe for thousands of years. The art of dancing is both a celebration of life and a ritual of the spirit. Drumming has been used for communication, for war, and for celebrating life and spirit. So too, are fire arts. Once a tool of intimidation, now is a tool to celebrate life, to feel the rush of dancing with fire, spinning all around you, to tone the mind, body and soul.

This magazine is dedicated to those who perform, play or dabble in the rhythmic arts. This includes, but is not limited to, drumming and percussion, bellydancing, hoop dancing, firedancing, folk dancing, world fusion music and many others. A global phenomenon, the art of rhythm has taken the world by storm, and with the advantages of the internet, brought them to others who previously had little to no resources for learning or discovering the rhythmic arts. Drum circles are virually everywhere, firedancing has gained momentum from being strictly a circus act, to becoming a popular hobby and original performance, bellydancing has exploded out the Hollywood sterotype and come into its own, empowering women, and showing the true beauty of this art.

Within these pages, you will find various articles, shared experiences, interviews, videos, pictures and an open forum that honors and spotlights these artists. We are always open to new material, articles or those who would be interested in sharing their experiences to be brought to these pages. Read on! We hope you enjoy our online magazine, and we look forward to hearing from you!


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 WebSpotlight - Home of Poi

Information on FiredancingHome of Poi is one of the most comprehensive website on the ancient art of spinning poi, and has an extenstive library of fire poi, fire staff lessons. In addition, Home of Poi carries many products for fire dancers. Click here to go to their site!

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