I'm in a Bangladeshi Commercial

[undeadbass]

It was just released to Bangladeshi TV and the Bangladesh channel in America.

As I understand it, the singer/guitarist of the band, Hamza, is somewhat of a celebrity/pop star in Bangladesh. He moved to NYC, fell in love with Latin Jazz, and formed a new band with a new direction. I met him randomly, he found out I play bass, and asked me to join.

Last week, we filmed this commercial, which consisted of jamming on some Afro-Cuban grooves for a couple hours, and Hamza doing a little spiel about the band. Then it got cut down to 30 seconds.

Lemme know what you all think, any feedback is always cool. Thanks!

 

[undeadbass]

Oh, and for the inevitable gear questions, my trusty Aslin Dane Stingray with Basslines pickup (which has been my main bass for almost 10 years now) through a Gallien-Kruger MB 150 (the old model).

 

[Kimpini]

Cool

 

[undeadbass]

Why thank you. And your hair is in fact a bird.

 

[Kimpini]

Why thank you. And your hair is in fact a bird.

lol. Thank you

 

[Petebass]

What? No Bollywood style dancing?

 

[P. Aaron]

30 seconds of fame: just the beginning!

 

[Bongolation]

> I'm in a Bangladeshi Commercial

Honestly, there's a topic title I really never expected to see here.

 

[undeadbass]

I'm in NY, where nothing is unexpected! The Bollywood style dancing comes later. And the 30 seconds of fame is awesome, but not the first. Among other TV appearances, I appeared on the Telemundo morning show (La Comadres Con Gloria B, for anyone here who watches it) a few times with another project. Thanks for the support while my career is starting to do some cool things!