Bul drum.(Orginally from Kenya)

These are traditional drums known as bunde or Ohangla drums. The bunde drums are made of cow skin and metal cans. They are played with sticks or hands and tuned by fire or sun heat. Traditionally, they are played by a group of people who belong to the Luo ancestry and/or speak Luo. They reside in different parts of eastern and central Africa, including the Luo people of Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunde is traditionally played while sitting on a stool or standing up. Bunde has a distinct organic groove sound it can be played by one drummer with a set of four or seven. They answer with a communicating rhythmic sound that can be felt and comprehended. This is an opportunity for you and your social circles or coworkers to learn something new if you're intrigued and want to attempt learning how to play bunde and create your own. You will all enjoy yourself, I'm sure.

Click the link: Guideline for bunde making and playing.