Acoustic. Melodic. Nomadic.
Keytam, your innovative & nomadic percussion.
Nomadic
Emulator of creativity
Excellence
Keytams are designed and produced in France, hand-assembled and tuned for impeccable sound and quality.
Intuitive
Esprit KeyTam
The KeyTam Drum is already sustained by many artist including Cyril Atef, drummer et percussionist Franco-American who participated particularly at the Matthieu Chedid's tour "Le Tour de M", or Sergio Bacalhau, multi-instrumentalist percussionist specialist of pandeiro.
« An incredible rhytmic and melodic instrument in one... Get it! It kills! »
— Cyril Atef, percussionist franco-american
« A wonderful instrument: the best of percussion in one! »
— Sergio Bacalhau, brazilian singer and percussionist
« Become a Guitar Hero player with Keytam! »
— Nicolas Leroy, french percussionist
« The KeyTam becomes a universal instrument carrying a wealth and variety of sound, interpreting rhythmic and drum languages »
— Dominique Molard, french musician
« More than just the Swiss army knife of the percussionist, snare drum, surdo, drum speaker, bassdrum, bohdran... the instrument has a personality that stimulates the creativity of the musician who uses it »
— Lionel Tessier, french percussionist
« KeyTam booms, bops and jingles like no other »
— New Atlas, New Technology & Science News
« I can't get over the sounds you can achieve with this device »
— Steemhunt, Discover cool products
« The musical instrument of the future »
— France 3, french tv channel
« Incredible »
— France Bleu, french radio
« The whole percussion universe in a circle »
— Midi Libre, french newspaper
The creator
Guillaume Toutain
"Musician, passioned, thinker, I design rythmique and melodic instruments since more 20 years. Through a orthopedic original training, I imagine ergonomic instruments with a robust mechanic thinking for a regularly using in the time. Today I gave birth at KeyTam and more particularly at KeyTam Drum to give you a new musical expression way, pratique et very stimulating for the creativity."
— Guillaume Toutain, "Instrument Maker"