Adam B.

Having played in various bands in the Temple University music scene, I was eventually recruited to play bass in the touring jam band Mums the Word. Now, I tour around music festivals all around the country, dropping funky bass grooves that keep audiences dancing and having a good time! I can teach in various styles from rock to country to jazz to funk, as well as the technical knowledge about basses, amplifiers, and other equipment that is necessary to become a good player with a good sound.

I have played guitar and bass in bands since I was 12 years old. At Temple University, I received a BA in Media Studies and Production, which led me to work at Milkboy the Studio as an engineer in Philadelphia as well as landing a full-time touring gig with the band Mums the Word. I can play and teach rock 'n' roll, country, jazz, psychedelic, blues, soul, and funk music, as well as the technical knowledge about guitars, amplifiers, and equipment that is needed to become a good player with a good sound. My personal philosophy is to find out what style of music the student gravitates towards, so I can cater my lesson plan to that and have them learn through the process of individual discovery, inspiration, and fun!

As a Media Studies and Production major at Temple University, I was taught by Grammy-winning record producers who made some of Philly's biggest hits every out of Sigma Sound studios. I can teach the fundamentals of digital recording, live tracking, mixing, and live sound work. I worked at Milkboy the Studio in Philadelphia helping produce Grammy-winning records with some of the industry's finest talents.