Mohini Dey Archives - Page 2

Charles Berthoud is back with another “break down” video, and this one is a whopper. Charles goes through a video by Mohini Dey posted by BassTheWorld.com nine years ago.

Greg Howe, Mohini Dey, and Marco Cirigliano performed live at Tollhaus in Karlsruhe, Germany, on October 21st. Thanks to YouTuber Christopher “Nattermann” Kreiss, we get to enjoy some of the music they performed.

Willow is getting ready to hit the road with Childish Gambino. The outing will be a great opportunity for fans of Mohini Dey to see her in action, as the bass virtuoso will be laying down the low end for Willow.

Rick Beato interviewed Mohini Dey, and this segment is all about pedals. Mohini breaks down her each pedal, how it works, and how they contribute to her sound.

DarWin put together an ambitious project with an incredible lineup of musicians. For “Soul Police,” the lineup includes Mohini Dey, Matt Bissonette, Simon Phillips, Greg Howe, Derek Sherinian, and Chariya Bissonette.

Here’s a great video of Mohini Dey and Rubem Farias jamming at the EBS booth at this year’s NAMM Show. In this clip, they take on “The Chicken.”

Violinist Baiju Bhatt’s band Red Sun was joined by bassist Mohini Dey, along with guitarist Nguyên Lê, drummer Stéphane Edouard, soprano saxophonist Valentin Conus, and pianist Mark Priore, to record “Nataraj.”

After years of recording, performing, and sharing her talents on social media, Mohini Dey has released her debut solo album. Although there’s a wide range of genres, they’re put together for a cohesive sound.

“Existential Paranoia” may be the debut LP from progressive guitarist Jan Rivera, but it’s far from a novice effort. In this clip, he’s joined by Jordan Rudess, Marco Minnemann, and Mohini Dey for “Can’t Fight Who You Are.”

Bassist Mohini Dey and drummer Marco Minnemann visited Sweetwater’s and put on a show. The duo plays a fun game involving konnakol.

Mohini Dey joined saxophonist Mark Hartsuch and drummer Gino Banks to record Hartsuch’s tune, “Crack Drill”, and it is amazing. The interplay of the trio and the odd-time nature of the song is so cool.

Welcome to No Treble’s new monthly feature, “Wonder Women: Stories from the Women Who Play Bass”. We’re kicking off Brittany Frompovich’s new series featuring the inspiring and fiery young powerhouse bassist, Mohini Dey.