Keira Kenworthy
Keira was born in Melrose, Scotland, daughter of a rock drummer. Keira picked up the bass in her early teens and then went on to study at the Leeds College of music. She has been dubbed the ‘mistress of groove’ and her playing style has been developed from her diverse influences including James Jamerson, Andy […]
Kevin Walker
Baltimore’s renowned songwriter, bassist and producer Kevin Walker has been performing with some of music’s most popular artists on the scene today. Kevin started his professional career at 14 years old in 1984 touring with the legendary Wilson Picket & the Midnight Movers. He has remained in the spotlight for the last twenty years performing […]
Simone Pagani (Pinguini Tattici Nucleari)
Born in 1991, Simone started studying guitar at seven years old. He then discovered the bass guitar around the age of thirteen, and fell in love with it immediately. After studying it at the CDPM Academy of Bergamo, Simone attended the Conservatory of Milan and the Conservatory of Como, where he had the chance to […]
Davide Carusone
Davide Carusone is a very young guitar talent born in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Italy, in 2008.
Chicco Gussoni
Chicco Gussoni Custom Presets
Andy James
Sacred Mother Tongue, Cradle of Filth, The Fields of the Nephilim.
Andrea Morelli
Cesare Cremonini, Mario Biondi, Povia, Gianni Bella, Marcella Bella, Alex Baroni, Kelly Joice, Tanya Michelle, Mirko Casadei, Kid Creole and the Coconuts
Mauro Arduini
Angelo Roman
Angelo Roman is a really phenomenal young bassist from South Africa, he was only 14 years old when joined our Rising Stars family but with such a talent it was not difficult to predict for him the brightest future ahead on the international music scene.
Elisabetta Pasquale
Francesco D’Alessandro
Lallo Mauro
Ruben Rodriguez
Ellen Alaverdyan
Ellen is a 8 years old bass player from Las Vegas, Nevada.
Gev Delano
Galvin Delano Reza (aka GEV DELANO) is a 10 years old very talented bassist from Indonesia.
Andrew Gouché
Bassist, Composer, Musical Director, Producer.
