Drum Dey Call – Rob Matare | Afrobeats Talking Drum Family Song (Official Lyric Video)

Afrobeats talking drum family song: Drum Dey Call by Rob Matare. ▶ Listen to Drum Dey Call: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2QQI5W... Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/drum... YouTube Music:    • Drum Dey Call   Drum Dey Call by Rob Matare is a joyful Afrobeats talking drum song, an Afrobeat-inspired African music celebration powered by talking drums, agidigbo, call-and-response vocals, family, dance and the spirit of a new morning. This official lyric video displays each line in time with the singing, so you can follow the story and sing along. Which line hits you hardest? Tell me in the comments. Full album:    • Day Don Break (Full Album) – Rob Matare   Subscribe to Rob Matare Music for more original African music, lyric videos and songs with heart:    / @robmatare   “Drum dey call, come outside.” From the first talking-drum call at six a.m. to Grandmother starting the rhythm all over again, Drum Dey Call captures a whole compound waking up together. The kettle has not boiled, nobody has washed their face, the goat does not understand the noise—and still, everybody comes outside to dance. This is a song about joy that does not wait for a perfect stage. Grandmother ties her wrapper, Uncle Tunde tunes the agidigbo, Father dances like he is young again, Aunty pours palm wine into the cup with the broken handle, and every generation answers the same rhythm. Turn it up, follow the lyrics and answer the call. If Drum Dey Call gives you positive vibes, comment “COME OUTSIDE,” share it with someone who never needs a second invitation to dance, and subscribe for more uplifting African music from Rob Matare. ▶ Stream everywhere: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/rob... ▶ Subscribe to Rob Matare:    / @robmatare   CHAPTERS 00:00 Morning drum call 00:30 Six a.m.—the compound wakes 00:46 Come outside 01:08 My father starts to dance 01:47 The drum stops 02:07 Final chorus 02:26 Broken handle and outro ABOUT THE SONG Drum Dey Call is a feel-good African music story told in English and Nigerian Pidgin. Talking drums, agidigbo, call-and-response vocals, family humour and everyday compound details turn an ordinary sunrise into a celebration. The drum becomes another voice in the family. It reads a shoulder movement, answers a dancer, falls silent for a moment and returns when Grandmother starts the gathering again. That conversation between rhythm and community is the heartbeat of the song. Listen for the response lines—“Drum dey call,” “Tie am tight,” “Sun still low” and “Oya!”—as they pull new voices into the celebration. MOOD AND THEMES Joy, humour, family and community. It is a song for early mornings, kitchen dancing, family gatherings and anyone who needs a reason to step outside and join in. WHO IT IS FOR If you are searching for afrobeats songs, positive afrobeats, afrobeats morning music, African drums, talking drum music, African dance music, Nigerian Pidgin songs or feel-good family music, this one is for you. Add it to your morning, family or dance playlist and share it with someone who carries home in their rhythm. HOW TO LISTEN Play it loud in the morning, let the response lines pull you in and answer the call back. Every line is shown in time with the singing, so the whole family can sing along. ABOUT ROB MATARE Rob Matare is a Zimbabwean-American songwriter and independent music creator working across Afrobeats, Afro-pop, gospel, country, inspirational and global music. Every release begins with story, lyrics and a clear creative vision. SONG & VIDEO CREDITS Song and creative direction: Rob Matare Video: Official lyric video Language: English / Nigerian Pidgin © 2026 Rob Matare. All rights reserved. #Afrobeats #RobMatare #DrumDeyCall #PositiveVibes