Live act · Crossover

Rhyme &
rhythm

Where the spoken word meets live percussion. I play the pulse on the drums and a wordsmith carries the story - rhyme and rhythm answering each other like two voices in one track. Fully live, with no backing track, and different every single time.

Silver Ulvik on drums with a wordsmith on stage
Rap + drums
Crossover
Live
Every word and beat is real
Immediate
Audience-engaging
100%
Tailored to your event

How the act works

The word gives the story, the drums give the pulse

01

The word takes the stage

The spoken word opens the story - immediate and sharp, with no backing track. The audience listens, because every line is real.

02

Rhythm answers

Live drums pick the words up and build a pulse around them - rhyme and rhythm start talking to each other like two voices in one track.

03

The audience is in

The act grows into a playful dialogue with the room too - the best moments are born on the spot, with the audience, and never repeat quite the same way.

Why rhyme & rhythm

Something your audience hasn't seen before

  • An unexpected pairing. Rap and live drums on one stage is a format most of the audience meets for the first time - and it stays with them.
  • Completely live. No backing track, no playback - every word and every beat is born on the spot, giving the act an immediate energy.
  • Playful and engaging. The act talks to the room - the energy moves both ways between stage and audience.
  • A flexible format. I adapt the content and mood to the event - from a sharp club programme to a friendly company-party set.
Rap and live drums crossover act in front of an audience

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is this act?
A crossover programme where rap and the spoken word meet live drums - the word gives the story, the drums give the pulse, and together they create a performance told through sound alone.
Who is on stage?
Me on drums together with a wordsmith - an immediate dialogue between two performers, where rhythm and rhyme build one another.
Is the audience involved?
Yes - the act is immediate and playful, and the best moments happen together with the room. I adapt the level of engagement to the nature of the event. If you'd like the audience to play the instruments themselves, see also the djembe drumming workshop.
What events do rhyme and rhythm suit?
Company parties, festivals, club nights, city and private events - anywhere that wants something unexpected and energetic in the programme.

Booking

Let's give the words a beat

Tell me what the event is, where and when - I will reply with a personal offer.