About Terl Bryant

Terl Bryant is a highly credited drummer and percussionist who has worked with a diverse range of artists that include John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Faith Hill, Roddy Frame (Aztec Camera), Maddy Prior, Steve Taylor, Iona, The Honeyz, Martin Smith (Delirious?), Steeleye Span, Lesley Garrett, and extensively with Steve Levine throughout the 90s.

He is well known for his contributions to the contemporary Christian music scene having played and recorded with Matt Redman (Grammy Award Winner), Tim Hughes, Graham Kendrick and with Eden's Bridge on EMI's most successful celtic series. Terl founded Psalm Drummers (psalmdrummers.org) an International network formed in 1995 that gathers drummer teams for numerous events each year, and he is also the author of the book A Heart to Drum (Survivor books).

Terl's credits include the Guinness World Record for longest ever drum roll (with Ed Freitas, Calum Rees and Liam Watts in 2005) and the UK Worlds Fastest Drummer award (2006), which he performed live on the Richard and Judy show. Amongst his commercial credits are sessions for The Blue Peter theme 07, Dorland Kindersley, Beatrix Potter Society, Rugby World Cup theme 99, and music used for BBC, Channel 4 and ITV.

Terls current projects include Red Drum (red-drum.info) an all drummer line-up that features other well known players such as Jerry Brown, Ed Freitas and Harry Hands Morgan. Recent studio sessions include work with Stefano Ianne (www.ianne.org/) Pure Assassins (pureassassins.com) and producers WeeksWeeksWeeks (weeksweeksweeks.com). He is currently touring with acclaimed singer/songwriter Graham Kendrick.

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