Notreble.com has just announced its list of “Top 10 Cover Tunes Arranged For Bass.” We made No.7, Oh yeah! Watch it again for the first time. Many thanks to the great musicians playing with me in the video, Artjocks for filming and editing, and SBMM for keeping hope alive day after day.
An article on the Lulu Washington Dance Troop was posted online complimenting the music and including pictures of Miles at the performance.
“I always enjoy being apart of high art exhibitions. I view Lulu Washington’s Dance troop is one of the finest organizations within the Los Angeles Communtiy.”
TheStarM
CLICK HERE to read this wonderful article on Miles Mosley written by Kristine Ambrose. We are particularly impressed by the incredible photography. We appreciate JetSet Extra’s interest in Miles and his live performances.
Enjoy,
MM.com
I was recently a guest on the comedy show James and Sunda airing on Jewish Life Television. These two hosts were a blast to hang out with and I had a wonderful time performing. You’ll see a solo piece I performed with the Hebrew National Anthem upfront going into Guantanamo. It was a joy doing this show. I’m always enthused to participate in the Jewish community and it makes my Mother and Grandmother very proud of their little ketzel.
Enjoy,
theStarM,
Miles
On February 28, 2010 I was invited down to KPFK radio in Los Angeles to discuss the new happenings in my world of audio and visual with host Barry Smolin. Here is footage of the full interview.
Enjoy,
TheStarM
A new interview with me on Notreble.com has just been posted.
The wonderful editors at Notreble.com sent me a series of interesting questions, some I hadn’t really thought about before. I enjoyed this interview and the depths I was able to delve into concerning the upright bass and the tremendous joy it has brought to my life. Enjoy.
TheStarM,
Miles
“We first discovered the music of Miles Mosley a year ago thanks to Youtube, with his performances of Voodoo Child and Shine.
Since then, we’ve wanted to learn more about this unique bassist who is pushing the upright to new heights, who studied with legendary bassists John Clayton, Ray Brown, and Al McKibbon, and who has one of the best “how I started” stories we’ve heard.
In this wide-ranging interview, Miles delivers, sharing his life as a bassist, his inspiration and his approach to pushing the sonic envelope.”
Here is a gallery of Artjocks Images taken over the years. It has been pure pleasure working with such a talented branding company
