The CD is similar to Mickey Hart’s “Planet Drum” album in that the 10 songs here are an excursion into the heart of percussive music, accented by Dede’s playing on vibraphone and Marc’s eclectic drum beats. Marc describes the Interlochen couple’s music as world/jazz, with a goal of offering “original music alongside world-influenced interpretations of standards by Ellington, Jobim, Leonard Cohen and Phish.” It’s not all bouncing to beats: Dede sings on several songs with a honey-sweet voice on an intriguing range of selections, including “Who By Fire” by Cohen, “The Jolly Beggar” traditional folk, and their own composition, “Caterpillar.” The album cover and liner notes are cute as a bug’s ear with drawings by Penny Krehbiehl and there’s a fresh innocence to this CD which gets an assist from local musicians, including Tim McKay, Ester Posner, Ze Carlos, Nick “Treeman” Vandermolen, Sean Dye and Pat Ivory, with Joey Callahan spinning the dials at Radius Recording. Marc and Dede have backed numerous local musicians on other recordings and are widely regarded as being among the best percussionists in the region. Here, at last, is a chance to hear what they are able to do on their own.