This week I have up and coming drummer “Tosh The Drummer” he’s coming up quick in the alternative scene, while starting out playing funk and rock, he’s still very young and has a bright future ahead of him, I met him in Singapore and we struck a friendship and I waned to get to know him and his background better this week on my show, he also talks about all the things he has coming up.
A show where Tosh co-hosted and DaddyDrumtech came along as well plus Carlie Hanson called in live and Magnolia Park stopped by!
A show where Armaan Malik called in, Cydeways stopped by to perform and speak with me plus Tosh Peterson co-hosted!
In this episode of DISPOSABLE HEROES, i have a another eventful conversation with Tosh Peterson, the recently turned adult who already has a storied resume. We check in about all the magic that comes out of his humble jam room, his first ever band project that he calls his own, drum recordings on an iPhone, 2020, and everything in between. You won’t want to miss Tosh, his Dad “Uncle Doug” even joins the party to talk about his days with Dave Wakeling of English Beat, so tune out and tune in. Aloha! -Yee
A show that Damnage came by the studio to co-host! It’s crazy Tosh The Drummer kept his shirt on
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