Twenty One Pilots – Heavydirtysoul

Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music – a note-for-note accurate transcription of Josh Dun's drum part on Twenty One Pilots' “Heavydirtysoul”, from the album Blurryface (2015). Every groove and fill is written out exactly as recorded, in a clean, print-ready PDF.

About Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music

“Heavydirtysoul” opens Blurryface, the album that made Twenty One Pilots global stars. With its fast rap verses and big chorus, it is one of their most energetic songs live.

Josh Dun’s part is fast and high-energy, with powerful, driving drumming throughout. It is a great song for building speed and stamina while keeping the groove tight under fast vocals.

A drum transcription taken from the original recording

The Heavydirtysoul drum transcription on this page is written from the original studio recording – not from a live version and not from a simplified arrangement. If you have been searching for Heavydirtysoul drum notes that actually match the record, this is the complete part, from the first bar to the last.

Song sections are clearly labelled, so you always know where you are, and the layout follows the song from start to finish. The PDF is professionally engraved, prints cleanly and reads just as well on an iPad or any other tablet.

Song facts

• Artist: Twenty One Pilots
• Album: Blurryface (2015)
• Drummer: Josh Dun
• Style: alternative rock / hip-hop

What you get

Here is what is included with Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music:

• The full song, transcribed note-for-note from the original recording
• Clearly labelled song sections
• Professionally engraved, print-ready PDF
• Instant download after purchase

How to practise Heavydirtysoul on drums

Once you have the Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music, here is a simple way to learn it:

1. Listen with the sheet music. Follow the grooves for verses and choruses.
2. Practise slowly. Get the fast patterns clean below tempo.
3. Build stamina. Play the whole song without stopping.
4. Increase the tempo. Raise the metronome step by step.
5. Play with the record. Lock in with the vocal rhythm.
6. Record yourself. Check you stay tight at full speed.

Why note-for-note sheet music?

Free versions of Heavydirtysoul drum notes online are often tabs typed out by ear, with missing fills and rhythms that don’t match the record. A proper transcription saves you hours of guessing: every part is checked against the original recording, the rhythms are exact, and the layout follows the song so you always know where you are.

Who is this sheet music for?

Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music suits intermediate drummers who want a high-energy workout, and Twenty One Pilots fans.

About Josh Dun

Josh Dun has drummed for Twenty One Pilots since 2011. His powerful, energetic playing is at the heart of Blurryface.

More Twenty One Pilots drum sheet music

Want more than one song? The Twenty One Pilots Complete Drum Sheet Music Collection includes Heavydirtysoul together with other songs, at a lower price than buying them one by one. You can also get other Twenty One Pilots songs one by one: Stressed Out, Heathens, Jumpsuit and Nico and the Niners. See them all on the Twenty One Pilots drum sheet music page.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Heavydirtysoul drum sheet music the full song?

Yes. It is the full song, transcribed note-for-note from the original recording on Blurryface. Nothing is simplified.

Are these Heavydirtysoul drum tabs?

No – it is proper drum notation, which is more precise than tabs because it shows exactly when every note falls. If you are new to reading, it is easier than it looks – each drum and cymbal has its own place on the staff.

When do I get the PDF?

Straight away – the download link appears right after checkout and arrives in your inbox, so you can print it or open it on a tablet.

Is Heavydirtysoul hard on drums?

It is fast and energetic, so it suits intermediate players. Start slowly and build up.

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