Jacob Warren and Grant Flick have been performing as the duo project Warren & Flick for the past 10 years. Warren & Flick have just released their third duo album, Cormorant. While the physical album is available now, they’re rolling out the digital release from June through December. In today’s episode, we explore the duo’s… Continue reading 1096: Warren & Flick
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1095: Kostas Patsiotis on gear
Kostas Patsiotis has an upcoming solo bass album “Childhood Heroes” and recently released “This Moment,” his first instrumental single from it. We talk about his use of looping, various technical setups to perform live, his desire to incorporate more Mediterranean sounds, and much more. Be sure to follow along with Kostas on his website, YouTube,… Continue reading 1095: Kostas Patsiotis on gear
1094: Chris Minh Doky on funk bass
Chris Minh Doky is a world-renowned bassist, bandleader, and composer celebrated for his melodic solos and deeply funky bass lines. His rich sound, innovative approach, and pioneering work with the electric upright bass have earned him global recognition. He is also a course creator for Discover Double Bass and has performed with iconic artists and… Continue reading 1094: Chris Minh Doky on funk bass
1093: Michael Geib on his latest album and university life
Michael Geib is a professor at the University of Central Oklahoma and an active double bass performer. His latest album, Don’t Panic, features six original compositions written during the early days of the 2020 pandemic. In our conversation, we explore Michael’s university roles, his approach to student recruitment in the social media age, his work… Continue reading 1093: Michael Geib on his latest album and university life
1092: Mark Bernat on Bach
Mark Bernat is a double bassist currently living in Austin, Texas. His groundbreaking recording and edition of the Six Bach Cello Suites were driving forces that led to their wider adoption in the double bass world. Mark studied at Juilliard and is a former member of the Israel Philharmonic, the Jerusalem Symphony, and the Seattle… Continue reading 1092: Mark Bernat on Bach