More than mere time-keeping, Súle plays his rhythm music creating melody and harmony, utilizing the shorter range of pitches percussion instruments bring.  From a thirteen-year-old touring D.C. parks in the summer of 1970, to part of the premier African dance company in the country 1977-1982, to representing the U.S. at the Asantehene's palace in Kumasi, Ghana, 1985, to a 2010 Grammy Award-winning album,  Súle has been in the vanguard of sharing authentic and spirited percussion to the world.  Proficient in U.S., Celtic, Caribbean, and Mande music, Súle has also delved into Indian, Indonesian, and numerous African, Middle Eastern, and European traditions.  He has performed and/or recorded with Olatunji, Tony Trischka, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Abraham Laboriel, Peter Rowan, John Sebastian, Mike Seeger, Guy Davis, Pura Fé, Ruthie Foster, Joe Thompson, Conjunto de Colores, Tramor, and many others.  He carries on the tradition via his Drumpath Rhythms/Become the Drum workshops, seminars, performances, and live and online tutorials.