Gerald Veasley

Gerald Veasley is an acclaimed American jazz bassist, known for his versatile skills and smooth playing style that has resonated with jazz aficionados around the globe. Born in Philadelphia, Veasley's foray into music began in the church with gospel music, which laid the foundation for his expansive career. He honed his craft further at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated with a degree in music.

Throughout his career, Veasley has worked with a roster of musical legends, including Grover Washington Jr., Dizzy Gillespie, and Joe Zawinul, earning his reputation as a consummate professional with a deep passion for the language of jazz. His solo discography is marked by its diversity and willingness to explore various sonic textures and rhythms. Albums like "On The Fast Track" and "Velvet" exhibit his smooth jazz sensibilities, while projects such as "Electric Mingus Project" showcase his affinity for blending electric jazz influences with the traditional. Veasley not only performs but also educates, sharing his expertise at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and through his Bass BootCamp, helping to inspire the next generation of musicians. His live performances, such as those captured on "Live at South," convey the palpable energy and spontaneity of his play, solidifying Gerald Veasley's status as a dynamic figure in the contemporary jazz scene.

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Single - Released January 29, 2024
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