Tim Lefebvre - Bass Vol 1

From David Bowie to The Black Crowes (and many critically-acclaimed projects in between), Tim Lefebvre has quickly risen to the top as one of the most unique and in-demand bass players in modern music. With his first Yurt Rock release, Lefebvre provides an incredible range of grooves and bass tones across eight different sessions, each with a distinct "vibe" that is sure to inspire your next production. Just drag and drop into any DAW and you'll instantly hear and feel what sets Lefebvre apart from the rest of the bass world. Want to save over 90%? Download The Ultimate Bundle and get instant access to every library in The Yurt Rock catalog! *Drum loops sold separately Works in all DAWs: Product Specs: Number of Loops: 305 Tempo Range: 81-150 BPM File Size: 715 MB - Instant Download - 100% Royalty-Free - High Quality 24 Bit 48 KHZ WAV Audio About Tim Lefebvre: Throughout his wide-ranging career, Tim Lefebvre has amassed a reputation for being one of the world’s most innovative bassists. The Foxboro-native’s creative playing style is an addictive blend of jazz improvisation, rock undertones, and electronic grooves that can be heard on his appearances on over 150 recordings, ranging from Grammy award-winning albums such as David Bowie’s Blackstar to the soundtracks of classic films such as The Departed. From 2013 to 2018, Lefebvre was the bassist of the dynamic blues rock ensemble Tedeschi Trucks Band, and he can be heard on their three most recent releases, Let Me Get By (2016), Live From The Fox Oakland (2017), and Signs (2019). Before joining the group, he worked with artists such as Uri Caine, Chris Botti, and Leni Stern. Now based in Los Angeles, Lefebvre is currently the bassist for numerous groups, most notably with jazz-fusion guitarist Wayne Krantz, improvisational free-jazz group Whose Hat Is This?, and his Blackstar bandmate Donny McCaslin. He has recently performed with Chris Potter, Jon Batiste and Stay Human on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Empire of the Sun, Carole King, Ben Platt, Knower, and Matisyahu as well. Lefebvre is also the producer for a diverse range of projects, which includes singer-songwriter Rachel Eckroth’s album When It Falls (2018). Through all of these experiences over the past two decades, Lefebvre has constantly expanded his musical artistry, discovering new sounds for the bass guitar and influencing a generation of musicians along the way. Tim Lefebvre w/ J.J. Johnson: