Byron Miller is an American bass guitarist known for his smooth and funky playing style that has graced both the jazz and R&B music scenes. Bursting onto the music industry in the late 1970s, Miller gained prominence for his work with legendary artists such as Luther Vandross and Roy Ayers, becoming a sought-after musician for both live performances and studio sessions. His slapping bass techniques and melodic sensibilities have earned him a reputation as a premier bassist among his peers.

In recent years, Byron Miller has continued to solidify his status as a solo artist with a series of releases that showcase his signature sound—a blend of groove-infused jazz and soul. With albums like "Psycho Bass" and "The Gift Psychobass2," Miller offers a vivid demonstration of his prowess on the electric bass, creating music that resonates with fans of classic and contemporary jazz alike. His collaborative work on tracks like "U Must Be Crazy" (featuring David T Walker) illustrates his ability to seamlessly integrate with other musicians, while singles such as "Real Love" and "Higher Ground" remind listeners of his skills as a composer and producer. His journey through decades of music evolution has contributed to the timeless quality of his work, ensuring Byron Miller's place in the lineage of great American bassists.

Genres

Deep Smooth Jazz

Smooth Jazz

Latest Release

Stride (Granby Hills)

Byron Miller

Single - Released March 1, 2024