musicbassman Posted Saturday at 10:07 Posted Saturday at 10:07 Here's Rob Mullarkey playing through the bassline he came up with for a Jordan Rakei track called 'Moda' To me his touch and feel are exemplary, and not just on this track, but just about everything he's been part of. Enjoy! 7 1 Quote
Beedster Posted Saturday at 13:00 Posted Saturday at 13:00 Very nice, but something about it feels wrong to me, hand and head movements at time look like there's some video artefacts in there? I might just be imagining it of course...... Either way, lovely bass line 👍 Quote
Misdee Posted Saturday at 16:19 Posted Saturday at 16:19 Rob's playing on that track is what in the world of fashion would be called "bang on trend", i.e he's epitomising everything that is considered necessary, appropriate and desirable according to current tastes in bass guitar. And of course, he's using an old P Bass with flats. Nothing wrong with any of that, and he does it all so well. Surely one of the best bass players in Britain nowadays. I think he's great. 1 Quote
Burns-bass Posted yesterday at 07:49 Posted yesterday at 07:49 I guess we’re seeing the modern bass player mutate into something as this super processed sound is really synth like. The phrasing all sounds like Stevie Wonders left hand - and that’s not a bad thing! Personally, I find it’s over produced, far too busy and the track is soulless-soul Muzak. (I think the same about Jacob Collier to be honest.) But that’s my personal taste. He seems like a lovely guy and I imagine would smash any gig. Quote
Linus27 Posted yesterday at 09:43 Posted yesterday at 09:43 Absolutely wonderful, beautiful tone and playing. 1 Quote
jonno1981 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago I love zero 7, didn’t realise he was the guy. So much thought in his bass lines that are just enough for the song. 1 Quote
Terry M. Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago One of my early introductions to him. Seen him live a good few times too. 1 Quote
risingson Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Honestly his playing is terrifying, in the best way possible. I’m always in awe of musicians that sound totally unfettered by their instrument whilst simultaneously managing to stay incredibly musical, all with immaculate feel and time. I can probably count the number of bass players who I’ve heard who can do all this on one hand, Rob Mullarkey is definitely one of those. 1 Quote
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