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EP 142 - Georgia Weber

Australian-born, Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter, and upright bassist Georgia Weber joins host Ryan Roberts to discuss her upcoming EP Big In Japan — a collection of poignant, jazz-rooted songs inspired by Japanese traditions, art, and folklore. In this episode, Georgia shares how stories like Itaru Sasaki’s Wind Telephone and the Japanese art of Kintsugi shaped her approach to songwriting — weaving together themes of love, loss, renewal, and beauty in imperfection. The conversation explores her life as an expat musician, her creative process leading The Sleeved Hearts, and how cross-cultural inspiration can deepen artistic authenticity.

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EP 142 - Georgia Weber (Double Bassist, Singer/Songwriter)

EP 141 - Bud LeCompte (Bass & Pick-up Builder)

EP 140 - Chris Hornung (Double Bassist / Educator / Zimmerman Publications)

EP 139 - Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, WhiteSnake, DIO)

EP 138 - Lawrence Haber (Freelance Bassist, Music Director, Educator)

EP 137 - Steve Billman (Frank Gambale, Billy Cobham, Liza Minnelli, Alex Acuña)

EP 136 - David Dyson (Me'Shell N'degeocello, New Kids On The Block, Producer, Songwriter)

EP 135 - Steve Rosati (Steve The Bass Guy / Author, Eduactor, Performer)

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EP 127 - Andrew Ryan

In this episode of The Bass Shed Podcast, host Ryan Roberts welcomes Andrew Ryan, a versatile New York-based bassist renowned for his work with the innovative trio 9 Horses.

Andrew shares his fascinating musical journey, detailing how he has developed his distinctive playing style and contributed to the genre-defying sound of 9 Horses. The conversation explores his approach to bass playing, his role in shaping the band's eclectic musical landscape, and the collaborative process that drives their creative output.

Andrew also reflects on his experiences within the vibrant and competitive New York music scene, offering insights into production/recording techniques related to the double bass. This episode is a must-listen for bass enthusiasts and anyone interested in the intersection of classical, jazz, and folk music.