Ronny Wondr - Bottle Cap

Today sees the release of Bottle Cap, the second single by Ostend drummer and producer Ronny Wondr.

Bottle Cap originated from the sound of an old hi-hat that Ronny Wondr bought as a drummer with momoyo on tour in the United Kingdom. He drilled holes in the metal until he found a nice trashy sound and immediately played the groove. Together with his sampled voice, a sports car that happened to drive by and the guitar lines of jazz guitarist Thomas Decock (W.E.R.F. Records) this makes for a summery, instrumental hip-hop track.

Renaud Debruyne AKA Ronny Wondr is a drummer/producer from Ostend. He studied jazz at the KASK Conservatory in Ghent and plays drums with a wide range of bands, from hip-hop and funk to indie (momoyo, Foutloos, Shoreline Collective, Vincent Coomans, Mergel, Mirek Coutigny).

Initially, Ronny Wondr made hip-hop beats from samples of old soul, funk and jazz records. From his love for playing live he evolved to a more organic approach, based on his own drum grooves. In his new tracks he plays all the instruments himself, but still grafted on the tradition of hip hop, funk and soul.

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Stream Bottle Cap here: https://play.mw.fm/bottle-cap

Follow Ronny Wondr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ronny_wondr