TIME ON MY HANDS

ROTHWELL, BRENDAN

product information

Condition: New, UPC: 8301590159720, Publication Date: 12/01/2016, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/JAZZ,

	$20.75
List Price:	$21.98
Save:	$1.23

description

tracks

Intro (Wake the Bass)
This Is The Love
Time On My Hands
Decade
The King
Smooth
Outro (Stories)
3:05

NOTES

Brendan Rothwell is an accomplished bassist, composer, and producer. Originally from the UK, Brendan has been based in Calgary, AB, Canada since 2005. This Is the Love, from Brendan’s debut recording Time On My Hands (Independent, 2016), secured him placement on several of the global “Best of 2017” contemporary jazz charts, alongside winning “The People’s Choice” in Calgary’s 2017 YYC Music Awards.

Following the success of his debut recording, Brendan takes a step up with the release of Sentiment (Independent. Global release 02/14/2019). With 11 tracks of bass-focused contemporary jazz, this album displays a unique and genuine identity. On this entirely solo recording, Brendan once again optimizes the tone, scale, feeling and musicality of the bass, bringing it to the foreground as a lead instrument to develop meaning and depth.

Brendan describes the 1986 album from Miles Davis,“Tutu”, featuring the great Marcus Miller, as the trigger and driving force for his decision to play the bass. The art of business and leadership is inextricably linked in all of Brendan’s projects, and he firmly believes in applying a business mindset to the industry of music.

Industry Quotes:
“I knew the moment I first heard him that Brendan was the real deal.
Crystal clear, concise, and dead-on-it!” With ‘Sentiment’ Brendan takes it to a whole new level of all-around musicianship, songwriting, and production.”
Cliff Gorov. Partner, Gorov Music Marketing.

“His warm articulation of the bass, connected to the passion in his melodies, makes Brendan’s sound essential in today’s smooth, contemporary music.”
Sandy Shore. CEO & Founder, SmoothJazz.com.

“While his soulful, funky fluidity often brings to mind the coolness of the late Wayman Tisdale, there’s also an atmospheric, trippy, and mystical exploratory vibe influenced by Marcus Miller’s slow simmering fusion style. Fans of Stanley Clarke and Brian Bromberg will be fully engaged as well!”
Jonathan Widran. SmoothJazz.com.

“A fantastic discovery and highly recommended!”
Richard Edwards. Smooth Grooves Radio.