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TalkBass original artists Spotify playlist created.

Thank you Kro.

I'm not giving up on this thread or the playlist. I enjoy it too much.

Busy gigging weekend, but now I can start pestering more people to share...;)

Awesome. Would be great to have a place to discuss the creative process as well though. I’m working on a few tracks now that I’d like to share, but there really isn’t an appropriate place for it outside of recordings.

I love listening to proto-bass parts being crafted, hearing them as they start locking in with the drums, and then hearing what things sound like with the rest of the tracks draped over it. As a bassist, I enjoy that process probably more than just listening to the finished product to be honest.

I guess I just like watching the creative sausage being made. :laugh:
 
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Here's a playlist of some original tunes that I played bass on. Some of them are from an album, "Skin and Bones," which won the 93.7 WSTW Hometown Heroes album of the year in 2017.

Febs, a playlist by Michael DiFebbo on Spotify

Whoah, another Homey Award winner on here?! One of my bands' tracks "Masquerades on Saturdays" (already on the playlist) won alternative song of the year that very same year!

Going to have to take a listen to your stuff as soon as I can. Wondering if I might already be familiar with it...
 
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Who's digging the Spotify playlist so far?!

Each day I'm more and more impressed. Great stuff guys and gals!

I try and give it a listen in the mornings before I head out and pick it up when I get home for a bit before bed. Business this past week has been balls to the walls for me - up at 5 am and out the door by six, leave the job site around 9:30 and back home about 10 pm. There's a lot of really good stuff on that list. So good that sometimes I think my stuff sounds childish in comparison.
 
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