Bass Videos - Page 2

Bump2 delivers slick modern fusion funk in this full home session featuring tight arrangements, fast grooves, and killer bass from Yeongjae Jung.

Spirit Fingers Trio digs into “Tune 59” before launching into a high-energy improvisation led by Mohini Dey’s aggressive fusion bass work.

Vulfmon’s live in studio take on “Tight Five” features Joe Dart at his most locked in with killer touch and nonstop groove.

Pockets teams up with Grace Enger for “Why Why Why,” powered by Sean Hurley’s deep and understated groove.

Golden Flower mixes indie groove, psychedelic soul, and controlled chaos on “Who Are the People?” with Brandon Kyle Miller holding down the low end.

A live take on “101 Eastbound” highlights the chemistry between Nathan and Noah East, with layered bass lines and a shared sense of groove.

A fast, straight ahead take on “Show Nuff” by Dizzy Gillespie that cooks from the jump, with Tyrone Allen’s upright bass setting the pace and keeping it there.

From the early days of The Police, this performance captures Sting on fretless, pushing “Message in a Bottle” with energy, movement, and a lead-style approach.

A smooth demo of the Ibanez MDM1606, with Tay Grace H exploring tone, groove, and six string range in a relaxed fusion performance.

Chicago hosts a rare gathering of bass talent as Marcus Miller, Christian McBride, and James Genus join a stacked International Jazz Day lineup.

The Elektric Band’s final show captures John Patitucci on 6 string bass, driving fast paced progressive jazz with the group locked in at full strength.

Chris Wolstenholme’s signature Status bass cuts through Muse’s new “Cryogen” live release, with heavy, gritty tone and strong low-end presence.