Bass Guitar Driven Instrumentals and collaborations. A mix of Soundtrack Music, Pop, Reggae, Surf, Twang, Fuzz, Funk, Soul, Latin beats, Jazz and Spacey Experimental Rock.
From Cornwall UK.
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Bass Guitar Driven Instrumentals and collaborations. A mix of Soundtrack Music, Pop, Reggae, Surf, Twang, Fuzz, Funk, Soul, Latin beats, Jazz and Spacey Experimental Rock.
From Cornwall UK.
Just put up a couple archives, very mixed bag of styles and instrumentation.
IT ALL STARTED WITH THE BASS LINE!
For a while now I’ve been recording at home, using a small Zoom R8 recorder and interface.
It has a good selection of drums, and a choice of kit sounds and rhythms.
The Bass guitar effects are excellent – my favourite being the Ampeg SVT setting (gloriously fat!), and lots of EQ options.
Using a Classic Series 50’s Precision Bass, strung with Rotosound flats, I’d been jamming for a few weeks with a bass line I’d come up with – a definite nod to “Come Go With Me” by The Staple Singers, a song which as you know has the most amazing groove all the way through..
Gradually the bass part took on more of a reggae groove, and once I’d added some drums everything came together pretty quickly. The melody line popped into my head – but I needed some help with lyrics (Thanks Roz!).
Thanks to the internet, my good friend Grev added a skanking guitar part, and Michelle Hope came up with a beautiful vocal performance.
I think it worked out well, and I hope you like it.
I have spent many years coming up with lines for other people’s songs – it was a real blast to create from the bottom up!
For a while now I’ve been recording at home, using a small Zoom R8 recorder and interface.
It has a good selection of drums, and a choice of kit sounds and rhythms.
The Bass guitar effects are excellent – my favourite being the Ampeg SVT setting (gloriously fat!), and lots of EQ options.
Using a Classic Series 50’s Precision Bass, strung with Rotosound flats, I’d been jamming for a few weeks with a bass line I’d come up with – a definite nod to “Come Go With Me” by The Staple Singers, a song which as you know has the most amazing groove all the way through..
Gradually the bass part took on more of a reggae groove, and once I’d added some drums everything came together pretty quickly. The melody line popped into my head – but I needed some help with lyrics (Thanks Roz!).
Thanks to the internet, my good friend Grev added a skanking guitar part, and Michelle Hope came up with a beautiful vocal performance.
I think it worked out well, and I hope you like it.
I have spent many years coming up with lines for other people’s songs – it was a real blast to create from the bottom up!
girl punk
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When people ask me what my band's genre is I can't help but laugh and just change the topic, 'cos I don't know either.
Yet somehow we ended up with the following tagline:
"Jazzed-Up Funkadelic Prog-Pop Power Trio"
Check out our debut album! More stuff in the works currently.
(we also have a newer EP out on streaming, which for some reason isn't on bandcamp yet... might have to sort that out)
Yet somehow we ended up with the following tagline:
"Jazzed-Up Funkadelic Prog-Pop Power Trio"
Check out our debut album! More stuff in the works currently.
(we also have a newer EP out on streaming, which for some reason isn't on bandcamp yet... might have to sort that out)
