
Bassist, composer, and recording artist NOA Eve joins The Bass Shed Podcast to discuss Late Bloomer, a deeply personal debut album that blends solo double bass, bluegrass, new acoustic music, and songwriting into a unique artistic statement.
NOA shares the journey from studying classical bass to discovering an individual musical voice and learning to step beyond the traditional expectations of the instrument. We also explore the making of Late Bloomer, the stories behind several of the album's compositions, recording the double bass in the studio, and how personal experiences shaped both the music and the message of the record.
Whether you're a bassist, musician, or simply interested in the creative process, this conversation offers an honest look at artistry, identity, and finding your own voice.
Listen to NOA Eve's Late Bloomer:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/35mAlMvqNhtGk8JMKVcc9c?si=ly0GYe2JQgiGX_K56p7aTw
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