Sam Anning is a distinguished Australian jazz bassist and composer, celebrated for his virtuosity and profound musicality within the contemporary jazz scene. Throughout his flourishing career, Anning has made significant contributions to the genre, earning respect from his peers and captivating audiences around the globe. With a foundation in jazz performance and composition, he honed his skills at prestigious institutions such as the Victorian College of the Arts and the Manhattan School of Music, where he not only mastered his craft but also absorbed diverse musical influences to shape his unique sound.

Anning's artistic output, characterized by its emotional depth and technical precision, has led to a series of compelling releases that showcase his prowess as both a bandleader and collaborator. His album "Between Panic & Peace" encapsulates a blend of dynamic rhythms and intricate harmonies, while "Oaatchapai" weaves evocative soundscapes that resonate with the listener. "Ochre" and "Stretchroactivities" further reinforce his status as an innovator in the field, with compositions that stretch the boundaries of traditional jazz. The thought-provoking "Our Songs, Not Songs" alongside "A Field As Vast As One" demonstrate Anning’s capacity to communicate complex emotional narratives through his instrument. With "Homage", Sam Anning pays tribute to the rich legacy of jazz, reinterpreting the genre's classics with contemporary sensibilities and unparalleled artistry. Anning's work stands as a testament to his commitment to the evolution of jazz and his skill in crafting immersive, memorable musical experiences.