Archive for 2025 - Page 65

Herbie Hancock's "Chameleon" live in 1975 features Paul Jackson and Mike Clark in peak form, delivering a locked-in groove that's pure rhythmic magic.

Aneesa Strings hits the road for a national tour, bringing her empowering new EP "The Calm," a soulful mix of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop, to the stage.

D'Addario expands its NYXL bass string series with new multi-scale sets aimed at players using fanned-fret and extended-scale instruments.

A soulful tribute to Prince: Vasti Jackson leads a stirring live performance of "Purple Rain" featuring Reggie McBride on bass.

No Treble is 16, and something big is happening. We’re celebrating the milestone with a major announcement about the future of the site and community.

Duncan Coutts reflects on 30 years with Our Lady Peace, the art of restraint on bass, and how he learned to stop feeling like a guest in the band.

Twilight Muse teams up with George Porter Jr. for “The Mayor,” a live track sparked by a Meters-style riff.

From Nathan East's new amp to Joe Dart's signature basses, here are the 10 most talked-about bass gear releases from April 2025.

Learn how to craft melodic bass lines using only two simple chords. Explore arpeggios, inversions, and creative phrasing in this Bass Gym lesson.

Oz Noy's band takes on Prince's "I Would Die 4 U" live in Chicago, with James Genus on bass, Dave Weckl on drums, and Chrissi Poland on vocals.

Bassist Pops Magellan unveils "Drive Complaining," a raw, funky new single, and announces solo shows supporting her debut EP, "Damage."

After decades behind countless hits, bass icon Carol Kaye is being honored with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's Musical Excellence Award in 2025.