In this inspiring episode of The Jazz Flyte Podcast, host Darrell sits down with the multi-talented drummer and producer Robert L. Hubbard Jr. of Hubbs Groove. With a style often compared to drumming greats like Jeff Tain Watts, Tony Williams, and Dennis Chambers, Robert shares the beats of his life's work, weaving through the genres of jazz, gospel, R&B, and rock with effortless grace.

From his early days playing in his mother's basement to performing alongside icons like Roy Ayers and Angela Bowfield, Robert's journey is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance.
Learn about Robert's foundational years, starting on drums in church at just five years old, and how family, faith, and early influences like Art Blake shaped his musical path.

Robert reminisces about his rigorous practice schedule, his experiences on the Arsenio Hall show, and the thrill of working with R Kelly, offering a rare glimpse into the discipline and dedication required to excel in the music industry.

Beyond the spotlight, Robert dives into the essence of creating music, from the preparation methods that keep him sharp to the art of crafting memorable solos. He also shares invaluable advice for aspiring musicians and his philosophy on "reserve chops" – the key to keeping the beat alive.

Join us on The Jazz Flyte Podcast as we celebrate the legacy and ongoing evolution of Robert L. Hubbard Jr., a true maestro of the drums whose story inspires us to listen, learn, and love the rhythm of our own journeys.