Archive for 2024 - Page 46

Nate Navarro started the description of this video with “Let’s settle this once and for all.” Nate covers fingerstyle, pick, and slap bass, and of course, we dig it all.

Fender is upping their bass pedal game this year with a full Bassman line of pedals. The five new stompboxes include the Driver, Fuzz, Compressor, delay and reverb models.

Fuchs Audio has expanded its bass cabinet lineup with a new 1×12? unit. The FAT112 features a ported design and can be ordered with either a Neodymium or Ferrite-style speaker.

Gilad Ephrat sent us a video from his new string ensemble project. As always, we’re impressed. Here's the ensemble performing "Walking By."

The Wood Brothers have announced a new set of tour dates to close out 2024. The band, anchored by bass great Chris Wood, will be playing 17 concerts this fall across the Eastern Seaboard and the South.

Harpy Instruments is a company that describes itself as a family of musicians who enjoy building unique, playable basses. Harpy's Toucan is our Bass of the Week. As cool as it looks, the design centers around its pickup configuration.

Meshell Ndegeocello dropped an exciting new video today. “Love” is the second song to be released from her upcoming album, “No More Water: The Gospel Of James Baldwin.”

Bass gear got a lot of attention in June. Here's your monthly roundup of what was popular on No Treble.

Ernie Ball Music Man has unveiled the 2024 Bongo Bass Collection, which includes four-, five-, and six-string models. Each bass model includes stainless steel frets and is available in four colors: Stealth Black, Titan Gray, Blood Orange, and Mantis Green.

Zander Zon is back with another original solo bass composition. Here’s the video for “simplicity is beauty.”

This week's top 10 list is loaded with bass goodness. This week's reader favorites include new bass gear, Remco Hendriks's latest bass (and video), new music from Bootsy Collins, Lake Street Dive, and Krist Novoselic, our Wonder Women video interview with Becky Baldwin, and more.

For the first time in nearly a decade, former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has announced a new studio album. “Drive My Car” will arrive on August 9th to mark his first ninth solo effort.