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“Odd Time Concepts”: Barend Tromp Teams Up with King Crimson Alumni for Prog-Funk Journey

“Odd Time Concepts”: Barend Tromp Teams Up with King Crimson Alumni for Prog-Funk Journey

Fretless funk meets prog rock on Barend Tromp’s "Odd Time Concepts", featuring King Crimson’s Trey Gunn and Pat Mastelotto.

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Christian McBride Reunites Members of The Police on New Album, “Without Further Ado”

Christian McBride Reunites Members of The Police on New Album, “Without Further Ado”

Christian McBride’s new album "Without Further Ado" features a partial Police reunion with Sting and Andy Summers, plus a roster of jazz vocal stars.

Evan Brewer Powers Fallujah’s “Xenotaph” with Melodic Basslines and Sci-Fi Themes

Evan Brewer Powers Fallujah’s “Xenotaph” with Melodic Basslines and Sci-Fi Themes

Fallujah returns with Xenotaph, a sci-fi-themed album featuring Evan Brewer on bass and a new lineup pushing melodic and technical boundaries.

Doobie Brothers Reunite with Michael McDonald and Bass Icons for “Walk This Road”

Doobie Brothers Reunite with Michael McDonald and Bass Icons for “Walk This Road”

"Walk This Road" marks the Doobie Brothers’ latest release with Michael McDonald and session bass legends including Pino Palladino and Bob Glaub.

The Dead Daisies Cover Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, and More on New Album, “Lookin’ For Trouble”

The Dead Daisies Cover Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, and More on New Album, “Lookin’ For Trouble”

Bassist Michael Devin and The Dead Daisies put their stamp on blues classics from Robert Johnson to Albert King on the album recorded at Muscle Shoals.

“Strange Heavens”: Linda May Han Oh’s Chordless Trio Explores the Pull of Familiar Struggles

“Strange Heavens”: Linda May Han Oh’s Chordless Trio Explores the Pull of Familiar Struggles

Bassist Linda May Han Oh teams up with Ambrose Akinmusire and Tyshawn Sorey on Strange Heavens, her first chordless trio album since 2009.

Jonathan Moody’s “Asphalt” Turns Life Stories and Places into Jazz-Fusion Bass Grooves

Jonathan Moody’s “Asphalt” Turns Life Stories and Places into Jazz-Fusion Bass Grooves

Jonathan Moody blends jazz-fusion, storytelling, and groove-heavy bass lines on Asphalt, a new album inspired by the places that shaped his journey.

From Cosmic Country to Memphis Soul: Mustang McGee Steps Out with ‘Horseplay’

From Cosmic Country to Memphis Soul: Mustang McGee Steps Out with ‘Horseplay’

Mustang McGee steps out with Horseplay, blending Memphis soul, rock, and country, with guest spots from Daniel Donato and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram.

MonoNeon’s ‘You Had Your Chance… Bad Attitude’ Is Funky, Fearless, and Uncompromising

MonoNeon’s ‘You Had Your Chance… Bad Attitude’ Is Funky, Fearless, and Uncompromising

MonoNeon’s latest album captures his genre-defying sound, featuring funk-inspired tracks recorded in Memphis and at Floki Studios in Iceland.

Katie Thiroux Shares a Story of Resilience and Motherhood on “Always But Never Alone”

Katie Thiroux Shares a Story of Resilience and Motherhood on “Always But Never Alone”

Katie Thiroux’s Always But Never Alone is a deeply personal solo album for bass and voice, shaped by her experience as a parent and jazz artist.

Ben Williams Explores Faith, Family, and Culture on “Between Church and State”

Ben Williams Explores Faith, Family, and Culture on “Between Church and State”

Between Church and State finds Ben Williams navigating spiritual and social themes with collaborators like Kamasi Washington, Chief Adjuah, and Kendra Foster.

Motörhead’s Unearthed 1976 Studio Tapes Reveal Raw First Session of Lemmy’s Iconic Lineup

Motörhead’s Unearthed 1976 Studio Tapes Reveal Raw First Session of Lemmy’s Iconic Lineup

A long-lost 1976 Motörhead studio session featuring Lemmy, Fast Eddie Clarke, and Phil Taylor will be released as The Manticore Tapes on June 27.