Archive for January 2022 - Page 3

After releasing their new album “Hybrid Vol. 1: Such As A Mule” last month, Consider the Source has unveiled a new 10-date tour of seated, intimate shows to showcase the music.

This was a monster week for No Treble traffic, thanks to you. This week we interviewed Kira Roessler, shared a super popular bass of the week, Ryan’s latest lesson, covered new gear, and more.

Áron Hodek just shared an exciting new video kicking off a new Jam Session series. In this first episode, Áron joins Samm Henshaw in studio to record Henshaw’s “Enough”.

Le Coq Records launched last January with “The Jazz All Stars, Vol. 1”. Now the fresh jazz label is showing off its impressive roster again with Volume 2 with John Patitucci, Chris Colangelo, and Ben Williams on bass.

Bassist Hansford Rowe has teamed up with Tao Guitars to create a new signature bass called The HR Superleggera. The high-end instrument is fully handcrafted in Brussels, Belgium, and takes some cues from Italian luxury sports cars.

Here is another funky video from Juliaplaysgroove. I’m getting serious Louis Johnson vibes on this one! Julia comes out firing on a cut from The Weeknd’s newest album, “Dawn FM”. That Musicman is surely snapping in the mix!

Bassist and composer Ilaria Capalbo has released her stunning debut album, “Karthago”, which blends the jazz tradition with contemporary improvisation.

Discover Double Bass is a great resource for all things upright, and now they’ve expanded their offerings with a new Masterclass series. They’ve kicked it off with a three-hour masterclass with Chris Wood.

We can always count on Rosan Asmussen to put together creative videos that also show off her bass chops. In this one, she plays along with drummer Justin Swiney on Earth, Wind & Fire’s “In the Stone” while on her “little escape from the pandemic”.

Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork has announced that Rasmus Ehrnborn is now their permanent bassist. The role was opened with Markus Wilbom’s departure in 2017, after which Ehrnborn began working with the group.

She’s a punk rock icon, a bass hero, an award-winning sound editor, and now a solo recording artist. But the biggest part of Kira Roessler’s identity comes back to being a bass player. We caught up with Roessler to get the scoop on all that and more, including how the bass is her lens to the world.

YYNOT has been on the road again to kick off 2022, and they have a major new addition to the band. Here they are performing Rush’s “Bastille Day” with new vocalist Patty Pershayla. Tim Starace’s bass is so mighty in the mix!