Jedd Chlebowski, shares his solo electric bass

Jedd is currently developing his solo project with bass and electronics.

This will feature live performances and will yield a CD of the material developed live.

January of this year Jedd  released his self-produced EP of rock songs featuring guest musicians :

Vernon Reid (Living Colour)
Gilby Clarke (Guns N’ Roses)
Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, John Fogerty, etc.)
Matt Starr (Ace Frehley, Mr. Big)
Doug Wimbish (Living Colour, Rolling Stones, Mos Def, etc.)
Todd Kerns (Slash, Age of Electric)
Brian Tichy (Foreigner, Slash’s Snakepit, Ozzy Osbourne, etc.)
Paulie Z. (The Sweet, MC at The Ultimate Jam Night in Los Angeles)

“It was mixed by  John Leonard, he did such an incredible job!,

He also put me in touch with Grammy Award Winner Hans DeKline who Mastered all three songs.

Available on iTunes , Spotify, Pandora, etc.  Please go give it a listen,

I’m very proud of the whole package but I am still so excited that all of these great musicians were

willing and able to record my music!  I’m planning on releasing at least one video in the next couple of months, so stay tuned!

I started the whole process two years ago.  Soon after, I began Death Saddle Syndicate with John Leonard and Mike Davis Penta.

So the two projects ran concurrently.  Death Saddle Syndicate is also poised for a huge year of exciting things!” JC

Follow the above video link and follow Jedd’s youtube.

All I can say about Jedd’s new album is wow.

All three songs have a different style to them Jedd’s writing talent is clear in this album.

He has taken different rock genres and made them his own.

Inviting these guest musicians to fill in the sound worked beautifully giving each song a distinct edge and vibe.

This is defiantly a set of songs you want to hear on repeat!

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From an Interview in Bass player blog

“How did you come to play bass?When I was 13, friends of mine had a rock band and needed a bass player, so I started playing bass. Then in college, my professors told me I’d get more work if I also played upright so I started playing upright and eventually went on to get my masters in classical performance from the University of Connecticut.

What’s a lesson you’ve learned along the way?

You have to be versatile! Like an actor, you have to be able to play convincingly in many genres. Having proper gear helps.”

Jedd’s first Solo Bass show was at Klekolo November 18t 2017!

We are thrilled to have Jedd play here he is amazing!