Articles by Jody Miller - Page 14

Guy Pratt’s tone and feel help David Gilmour’s Fat Old Sun build from a soft start to a big finale making the Rome performance hit even harder.

Reflection brings two 6 string bassists together with RO1 on synth for a layered and melodic trio piece that highlights texture, space and a modern bass driven sound.

Joe Dart’s tone and bass work shine throughout Vulfpeck’s MSG II, now streaming in full and released on vinyl for listeners wanting a deeper look at the performance.

Billy Strings delivers a tight Tiny Desk set with Royal Masat’s upright bass bringing warmth, drive, and definition for listeners who love acoustic low end.

Vincen García delivers big tone and fearless playing in this new clip, moving between slap and fingerstyle while driving the band with his unmistakable sound.

The Omnific dive deep into their signature dual bass style in the Nodus Tollens video featuring tight interplay on two Dingwall five strings with driving drums.

This North Sea Jazz 2025 set shows Lee Ritenour in top form and highlights Munir Hossn whose commanding bass work adds depth and drive to the entire performance.

Ernest Tibbs and Simon Phillips appear at Little Big Beat for a Studio Live Session performance of You Cant But You Can with Tibbs on his Xotic five string Jazz.

This SBL session captures Janek Gwizdala Larry Goldings and Clarence Penn creating their own version of a Michael Jackson track as the arrangement develops in the room.

Snarky Puppy and Metropole Orkest team up again for a dynamic performance, featuring Michael League on Bacci bass and sweeping orchestral textures.

With “A Plea,” Flea reveals the direction of his solo album, expanding a bass centered opening into a rich arrangement shaped by an impressive list of collaborators.

Easy Tiger finds Mark Peric leading a powerhouse live band with fat low end, sharp horn lines, and an aggressive jazz funk fusion groove that feels alive and locked in.