Kohler recorded another song during his weekly drum lessons, performing "Dear Maria, Count Me In" by All Time Low in the studio. Originally released on the 2007 album "So Wrong, It's Right" and later released as a single in 2008, "Dear Maria, Count Me In" became All Time Low's breakthrough hit and remains one of the most recognizable pop-punk songs of the 2000s. The song helped introduce the band to a worldwide audience, became their first charting single, and experienced a major resurgence in popularity through social media and streaming platforms years after its original release. The song was inspired by a real person named Maria, a dancer whom the band knew during their early touring years. Its memorable chorus, energetic rhythms, and driving drum parts have made it a fan favorite and a staple of pop-punk playlists. Fans continue to celebrate the song as one of the defining tracks of the genre. The original drummer on the recording is Rian Dawson, a founding member of All Time Low and one of the song's co-writers. His precise timing, energetic fills, and dynamic playing style helped shape the band's signature sound and make "Dear Maria, Count Me In" a great song for developing drummers. Watch Kohler's performance and see how students build confidence and real-world drumming skills by learning the music they love. See all of Kohler's recorded performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler What happens during a weekly 30-minute drum lesson? Each lesson is personalized to match the student's goals, musical interests, and skill level. Students learn to play along with popular songs they choose themselves, helping them stay motivated and excited to practice. During each lesson, the student and teacher review any sections of the song that need extra attention. Once all parts of the song have been mastered, students have the opportunity to create a professional in-studio recording using high-tech multi-camera equipment. The recording process only takes a few minutes and gives students a chance to celebrate their progress while building confidence behind the drum set. After recording, students receive a band sticker for their collection and choose a new song with their instructor based on the techniques they want to learn and the music that inspires them. The selected song is printed and added to the student's binder, where the teacher and student work through the structure, grooves, fills, and challenging sections together. Students also continue progressing through the Drums In Color method, learning new beats, fills, rhythms, rudiments, and reading skills. For every chapter completed in the Drums In Color books, students earn reward stickers and reward points that can be redeemed for band posters, canvases, and other incentives. Why choose Drum Lessons by Josh Kastleman? • Personalized one-on-one instruction • Learn songs you love at your own pace • Professional multi-camera studio recordings • Structured learning with the Drums In Color method • Reward points and achievement incentives • Live performance opportunities at student recitals • Lessons for kids, teens, and adults • Beginner through advanced instruction • Develop timing, coordination, confidence, creativity, and music reading skills Drum Lessons by Josh Kastleman serves students throughout Tooele County, including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, Erda, Lake Point, Stockton, Rush Valley, and surrounding Utah communities. Website: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Sign up for drum lessons: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Learn more about Drums In Color: https://www.drumsincolor.com Follow Drum Lessons by Josh Kastleman: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ #DrumLessons #TooeleCounty #TooeleUtah #StansburyPark #GrantsvilleUtah #ErdaUtah #LakePointUtah #StocktonUtah #RushValleyUtah #DrumsInColor #DrumLessonsNearMe #AllTimeLow #DearMariaCountMeIn #RianDawson #PopPunkDrums #DrumCover #UtahMusicLessons #LearnDrums #KidsDrumLessons #TeenDrumLessons #DrumRecording

Kohler recently recorded another song in the studio during his weekly drum lesson at Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons. This time he performed "Rebirthing" by Skillet, a powerful modern rock song known for its driving rhythms, dynamic energy, and orchestral influences. Watch Kohler's performance and see how students develop real-world drumming skills by learning songs they enjoy while building confidence, coordination, timing, and musical expression. View all of Kohler's drum performances: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler "Rebirthing" was released in 2006 as the opening track on Skillet's breakthrough album Comatose. The song helped launch the band to a new level of popularity and remains one of their most recognizable songs. Combining hard rock guitars, orchestral strings, and inspirational themes, "Rebirthing" showcases the powerful sound that made Skillet a favorite among rock fans worldwide. The original drummer on the recording was Lori Peters, who played a major role in Skillet's sound during the early and mid-2000s. Her drumming on "Rebirthing" demonstrates strong timing, powerful grooves, and excellent dynamic control. The song challenges drummers to maintain energy and consistency while navigating transitions and accents throughout the performance. At Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons, students learn how to play along with popular songs that fit their musical interests and current skill level. During each lesson, students and teacher review difficult sections of songs, improve technique, and work toward mastering every part of the performance. Once a student has mastered a song, they are given the opportunity to create a professional in-studio recording using high-tech multi-camera recording equipment. These recordings only take a few minutes but provide students with a memorable way to document their progress and accomplishments. After completing a recording, students receive a custom band sticker representing the song they learned. These stickers are added to their binders and become a growing collection of musical achievements. When a song is completed, the student and teacher work together to choose the next song. The selection is based on the student's goals, interests, and the techniques they are ready to learn next. The music is printed, added to the student's binder, and introduced during the lesson. Students also continue progressing through the Drums In Color curriculum, learning new drum beats, fills, rudiments, timing exercises, reading skills, and coordination techniques. Every completed chapter earns a reward sticker, and students collect reward points for both song completions and method book progress. These points can be redeemed for band posters and canvas prints. A typical weekly 30-minute lesson includes: • Reviewing and improving current songs • Learning popular songs chosen by the student • Technique and timing development • Professional recording opportunities • Drums In Color method book instruction • Drum fills and rudiment training • Achievement stickers and rewards • Goal setting and personalized instruction Benefits of drum lessons include: • Improved coordination and motor skills • Increased concentration and focus • Greater self-confidence • Stronger discipline and work ethic • Enhanced creativity • Stress relief and emotional expression • Goal setting and achievement • Improved rhythm and musical literacy Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons serves students throughout Tooele County, including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, Erda, Lake Point, Stockton, Rush Valley, and surrounding Utah communities. Learn more about drum lessons: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Sign up for drum lessons: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Learn more about Drums In Color: https://www.drumsincolor.com Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ #DrumLessons #TooeleCounty #TooeleUtah #DrumLessonsUtah #Skillet #Rebirthing #LoriPeters #Comatose #RockDrumming #DrumsInColor #DrumTeacher #MusicLessons #DrumStudent #DrumCover #JoshKastlemanDrumLessons #StansburyPark #Grantsville #Erda #LakePoint #UtahMusicLessons #LearnDrums

Kohler returned to the studio during drum lessons with Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons to record “The Diary of Jane” by Breaking Benjamin. This hard-hitting alternative metal song is known for its powerful drumming, emotional intensity, and unforgettable energy, making it a favorite for rock drummers learning control, endurance, and dynamics behind the drum set. See all of Kohler’s drum performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler Originally released in 2006 on Breaking Benjamin’s album “Phobia,” “The Diary of Jane” became one of the band’s biggest songs and helped define the sound of modern alternative hard rock during the 2000s. The original drummer, Chad Szeliga, is recognized for his aggressive style, tight groove, and ability to combine power with precision. His drumming on this song drives the emotional energy forward with strong cymbal work, explosive fills, and consistent timing that gives the track its signature intensity. Learning songs like “The Diary of Jane” during drum lessons helps students improve timing, coordination, stamina, dynamics, and confidence while playing challenging rock music. At Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons, students learn how to play songs they enjoy while building real musical skills through customized lessons, studio recordings, and live recital performances. Students from Tooele County and surrounding areas including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, and Lake Point come to Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons for personalized instruction in a fun and motivating environment. Drum lessons help students strengthen discipline, focus, creativity, memory, and self-confidence while developing lifelong musical abilities. Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons also uses the Drums In Color system, a unique color-based learning method that helps students understand drum beats, fills, rhythms, and complete songs faster and more effectively. The visual learning system is especially helpful for beginners, younger students, and visual learners looking to progress quickly while staying motivated and engaged. Main Website: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Sign Up for Drum Lessons: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Learn More About Drums In Color: https://www.drumsincolor.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ If you are searching for drum lessons in Tooele County Utah, drum lessons near Stansbury Park, beginner drum lessons, rock drum lessons, teen drum lessons, private drum teachers in Utah, or drum recording lessons, Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons offers personalized instruction for students of all ages and skill levels. #DrumLessons #TooeleCounty #DrumLessonsUtah #BreakingBenjamin #DiaryOfJane #DrumCover #Drummer #DrumTeacher #DrumsInColor #Tooele #StansburyPark #Grantsville #UtahMusicLessons

Kohler performed “Smooth Criminal” by Alien Ant Farm live during a student concert and drum recital in Grantsville, Utah in front of friends and family. This energetic rock hit gave Isaac the opportunity to demonstrate speed, groove, timing, endurance, and live performance confidence while performing one of the most recognizable rock covers of the 2000s. Originally released in 2001 on the album ANThology, “Smooth Criminal” is Alien Ant Farm’s rock reinterpretation of the classic song originally made famous by Michael Jackson. The band transformed the pop hit into a high-energy alternative rock track filled with driving guitars, explosive dynamics, and powerful drumming that helped the song become a major mainstream success. The original drummer on the recording was Mike Cosgrove. His drumming on “Smooth Criminal” combines precision, fast transitions, and strong groove work that drives the energy of the track from beginning to end. Songs like this are excellent for drum students because they help build endurance, timing consistency, coordination, and confidence during live performances. You can watch all of Isaac’s drum performances and follow his progress here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler At https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com , students learn real songs they enjoy while building important drumming skills including rhythm, coordination, timing, creativity, music reading, confidence, and live performance experience. Students regularly participate in studio recordings and live recitals throughout Tooele County, Utah. Lessons also use the https://www.drumsincolor.com system, a visual color-based drum learning method designed to help students learn songs faster and understand drum notation more easily. Color-coded notation and visual learning tools make drumming more engaging while helping students progress confidently at every skill level. Students from Grantsville, Tooele, Stansbury Park, Lake Point, Erda, Stockton, and surrounding Utah communities attend drum lessons with Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons. Ready to start drum lessons in Tooele County Utah? https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ #drumlessons #tooelecounty #grantsvilleutah #alienantfarm #smoothcriminal #rockdrumming #alternativerock #drumstudent #utahdrummer #drumsincolor #livedrumperformance #musiclessons #stansburypark #tooeleutah #drumcover

Kohler recorded another full song in the studio during her drum lessons, this time performing “Numb” by Linkin Park. Released in 2003 on the album Meteora, “Numb” became one of the band’s most recognizable songs, known for its emotional intensity, layered production, and strong rhythmic foundation. It continues to be one of Linkin Park’s most streamed and requested tracks. The original drummer, Rob Bourdon, is known for his tight, consistent playing and ability to lock in perfectly with electronic elements and layered guitars. In “Numb,” his drumming is steady and controlled, providing a solid backbone that drives the song without overplaying. That kind of precision makes it an excellent piece for drum students working on timing and consistency. Kohler has been developing those exact skills in her lessons, focusing on staying in time, maintaining even dynamics, and playing with confidence. Recording in the studio gives students the chance to apply what they’ve learned in a real performance setting and track their progress over time. You can watch all of Kohler’s recorded performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler Drum lessons at Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons are built around helping students play real songs while improving core skills like coordination, timing, reading, and musical awareness. Students also have opportunities to record in the studio and perform in recitals, giving them clear goals and something to work toward. A key part of the learning process is the Drums In Color system. This method uses a color-based approach that allows students to start playing songs quickly and confidently, without the frustration that often comes with traditional notation early on. As students progress, they naturally build the skills needed to advance further. Learn more here: https://www.drumsincolor.com If you’re searching for drum lessons in Tooele County, Utah—including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, and nearby areas—you can find more information here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Ready to start drum lessons? Sign up directly using this link: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow along for more student performances and updates: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/

Kohler recorded another full song in the studio during his drum lessons, this time performing “What I’ve Done” by Linkin Park. Released in 2007 as the lead single from the album Minutes to Midnight, this track marked a shift in the band’s sound toward a more refined, alternative rock style while still keeping their signature intensity. The song gained even more recognition after being featured in the film Transformers, making it one of Linkin Park’s most well-known tracks. The original drummer, Rob Bourdon, is known for his disciplined, tight playing and ability to serve the song with precision. In “What I’ve Done,” his drumming is all about control, consistency, and clean transitions. The groove may sound straightforward, but maintaining that level of steadiness throughout the song is a key challenge—and an important skill for any developing drummer. Kohler has been working on those fundamentals in his lessons, focusing on timing, endurance, and playing with confidence from start to finish. Recording songs in the studio helps students apply what they’ve learned in a real-world setting and gives them something they can look back on as they improve. You can watch all of Kohler’s recorded performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler Drum lessons at Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons are designed to help students play the music they enjoy while building strong foundational skills. Students improve coordination, timing, reading ability, and overall musicality. They also get the opportunity to record songs in the studio and perform in recitals, which keeps motivation high and progress consistent. The Drums In Color system plays a big role in helping students learn faster. By using a color-based approach, students can start playing songs early on without getting stuck on traditional notation. As they continue, they build the skills needed to advance naturally. Learn more about the system here: https://www.drumsincolor.com If you’re searching for drum lessons in Tooele County, Utah—including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, and surrounding areas—you can learn more here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Ready to get started? Sign up for drum lessons directly here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow along for more student performances and updates: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/

Kohler hit the studio during his drum lessons to record “Smooth Criminal” by Alien Ant Farm—a high-energy rock cover that has become a favorite among drummers. Originally written and performed by Michael Jackson in 1987, “Smooth Criminal” was reimagined by Alien Ant Farm in 2001, turning it into a punchy, guitar-driven rock track. Their version brought a new level of intensity while keeping the song’s signature rhythm and recognizable structure. The drums on Alien Ant Farm’s version were performed by Mike Cosgrove, whose tight, aggressive playing drives the song forward. His style on this track focuses on precision, consistency, and energy—making it a great piece for students looking to improve their timing and endurance. Kohler has been working on staying locked into the groove, keeping his playing tight, and building confidence through full song performances. This recording highlights his progress and ability to handle a fast-paced, energetic track. Check out all of Kohler’s recorded performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/Kohler If you're searching for drum lessons in Tooele County, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, or surrounding areas, Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons provides a proven system that helps students stay motivated and see real results. Students benefit from: Learning songs they actually want to play Recording performances in a real studio environment Performing in recitals every six months Building coordination, timing, and confidence Tracking progress with structured rewards A major advantage of these lessons is the Drums In Color system. This color-based method replaces traditional sheet music, making it easier to learn songs quickly and understand drum parts right away. It’s especially helpful for beginners but effective for all skill levels. Learn more here: https://www.drumsincolor.com Learn more about drum lessons here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Ready to get started? Sign up here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow for more student performances and updates: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ Keywords: drum lessons Tooele County Utah, Smooth Criminal drum cover, Alien Ant Farm drums, Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal cover, Stansbury Park drum lessons, Grantsville drum teacher, beginner drum lessons Utah, kids drum lessons Tooele, drum instructor near me, learn drums Utah, rock drum lessons, Drums In Color system, Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons

Kohler recently recorded another song in the drum studio during his drum lessons, performing “Face Down” by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. Recording songs during lessons helps students turn practice into real performances while building confidence playing along with full tracks. Released in 2006 on the album Don’t You Fake It, “Face Down” became the breakthrough hit for the band and quickly gained popularity on rock radio and music television. The song’s powerful message and energetic arrangement helped it reach the Top 30 on the Billboard Hot 100 and made it one of the most recognizable alternative rock songs of the mid-2000s. The original drum parts on the track were performed by Jon Wilkes, whose tight and energetic playing helps drive the intensity of the song. The groove builds throughout the track with strong backbeats and dynamic changes, making it a great piece for drummers to practice timing, control, and endurance. Kohler has been working on developing those skills during his drum lessons and was able to bring the song together for this studio recording. Recording songs like this gives students a clear goal to work toward and allows them to capture their progress as they continue learning new music. You can see more of Kohler’s drum performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler Drum lessons with Josh Kastleman focus on helping students learn real songs while developing strong drumming fundamentals. Students get the opportunity to build coordination, rhythm, and musical confidence while playing music from bands they already enjoy. Benefits of drum lessons include: • Learning full songs on the drum set • Recording performances in the drum studio • Recitals every six months to showcase progress • Personalized instruction for each student’s level • Staying motivated by learning music students love Many students also learn using the Drums In Color system. This approach uses color-coded sheet music that matches colored rings placed on the drum set. By matching colors to drums and cymbals, students can begin playing songs much faster while still developing rhythm, timing, and music reading skills. Learn more about Drums In Color here: https://www.drumsincolor.com If you are looking for drum lessons in Tooele County Utah, including Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, and nearby communities, you can learn more about lessons here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Sign up for drum lessons directly here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow along on social media for new student drum performances and lesson updates: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/ Keywords: drum lessons Tooele County Utah, Tooele Utah drum teacher, Stansbury Park drum lessons, Grantsville Utah drum lessons, kids drum lessons Tooele County, beginner drum lessons Utah, drum teacher near Tooele Utah, rock drum lessons Tooele County, learn drums Tooele Utah, Josh Kastleman drum lessons.

If you’re looking for drum lessons in Tooele County Utah, Stansbury Park drum lessons, or a drum teacher near Grantsville or Tooele, this studio performance highlights the kind of progress students are making every week. Kohler recently recorded “Down With the Sickness” by Disturbed during his drum lessons. Released in 2000 as the debut single from the album The Sickness, the track helped launch the band into mainstream success and became one of the most recognizable metal songs of the early 2000s. The original drummer on the recording was Mike Wengren, whose aggressive, tight, and rhythmically precise style drives the song’s heavy groove and explosive energy. “Down With the Sickness” challenges drummers with strong kick patterns, sharp snare accents, and steady endurance. It’s a powerful song for building control, consistency, and confidence behind the kit. At Josh Kastleman Drum Lessons in Tooele County, students learn more than basic beats. They work toward recording real songs in the studio at no additional cost and perform at recitals held twice per year. Every lesson is one-on-one and tailored to the student’s skill level and musical interests, helping them stay motivated and continually improve. You can see all of Kohler’s recorded performances here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/kohler Benefits of drum lessons with Josh Kastleman include: Personalized, structured drum instruction Learning modern rock and metal songs Studio recording opportunities Performance experience through recitals A motivating system that tracks progress Students also use the Drums In Color system, which visually connects colored sheet music to matching colors on the drum set. This approach helps beginners and advancing drummers quickly understand patterns, improve timing, and confidently play along with full songs. Learn more at: https://www.drumsincolor.com If you’re searching for drum lessons near Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville, or anywhere in Tooele County Utah, visit: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com Ready to get started? Sign up directly here: https://www.joshkastlemandrumlessons.com/sign-up Follow for more student performances and lesson updates: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stansburyparkdrumlessons/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshkastlemandrumlessons/