Tony Levin - Bringing It Down to the Bass - Single Edit

The first single and title track "Bringing It Down to the Bass" features Manu Katché (drums), Dominic Miller (guitar), Pete Levin (keyboards), and Alex Foster (sax). Tony Levin's new solo album Bringing It Down to the Bass will be available September 13th from Flatiron Recordings.

Special guest on the album include Robert Fripp, Mike Portnoy, David Torn, Jerry Marotta, Larry Fast, Steve Gadd, Steve Hunter, Pat Mastelotto, L. Shankar, Gary Husband, Jeremy Stacey, Colin Gatwood, Markus Reuter and Vinnie Colaiuta.

Video concept/direction by: A.J. Chippero

[victorrodriguez]

I love the song. it feels like real music made by real musicians. Thanks Levin for this gem

[michaelrovner]

Meeting Tony, he is not only a great bassist, but a great guy

[hostrow]

Great melding of prog, jazz and blues. 😊

[markmcarthy]

Awesome sound-I’d love to watch Tony and Geddy jam together

[JustK]

Tony Levin’s playing = Food for the Creative Soul🍻

[woofcity]

Dude - manu katche and dominic - the best two guys from stings best band! With tony levin… can’t make a bad drink with those ingredients.

[Borgus]

Levin and Katche - a very fine combo in my opinion. Looking forward to adding this to my Tony Levin collection.

[stefanodonnofreewebtv]

You thought you knew bass? Think again. The legendary Tony Levin has just released his latest masterpiece, Bringing It Down to the Bass, and it's a sonic journey like no other.

This album is more than just a collection of songs; it's a musical autobiography. Tony has poured his heart and soul into every note, and it shows. From the funky grooves to the soaring melodies, this album has something for every bass player and music lover.

But what really sets this album apart is the incredible lineup of guest musicians. We're talking about legends like Vinnie Coliauta, Larry Fast, Robert Fripp, Steve Gadd, Steve Hunter, Manu Katche, Jerry Marotta, Pat Mastelotto, Dominic Miller, Mike Portnoy, L. Shankar, Earl Slick, Jeremy Stacey, and David Torn. That's a who's who of the music world!

If you're a fan of progressive rock, jazz, or just great music in general, you owe it to yourself to check out this album. It's a must-have for any music collection.

[troyG]

Damn fresh and lively music, really fresh.
Rad clip too.
Really Looking forward to being able to chow down on the rest of the release.
Unexpected very pleasant surprise.
Thank you Tony, for so many things.

[minakou-mokomoko]

Good vibes! Thank you Tony. You are the KING OF BASS！And I'm really happy to hear Dom's Electric after a long time.

[justcallmesando]

This just made me wanna pick up my bass right now.

[UnoUrong]

Love it!!!! Punchy and creative! Love the twists. Thank you for sharing. Cheers!

[TsunamiBeefPies]

Just wonderful! I love that Tony and Andi's beloved Westies make an appearance, too!

[JasonClarke-toyx]

Love this record!..been burning it up all morning

[basstentacles]

Tony! ., , , thanks for the infinite amazing moments enjoying your music!

[LloydCooper-cy]

Tony you are one of the best bass players ever thankyou brother for the inspiration 😊

[ThePicturesofyou]

Great song and I really like the video!

[DonnyOsmosis]

Cool video. Cool SONG! You have good taste in dogs, sir. :-)

[marcelobecerra]

La música en tiempos actuales sigue viva e interesante gracias a estos músicos y sus creaciones, aquí un ejemplo. Gracias🎶(se echa de menos a Bill Bruford)

[joecastro]

That Bass tone is fantastic, I would love to be able to get that kind of compressed Tone, I've tried all kind of pedals but I know some of this is in post. And his live rig is huge