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Dinner Party ft. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, & Kamasi Washington
Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Dinner Party ft. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, & Kamasi Washington
Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA, United States
with Digable Planets, and MonoNeon
About MonoNeon
Genre
Jazz / Blues, Other
MonoNeon is a Grammy Award-winning artist, experimental musician from Memphis, Tennessee, and one of the last musicians to work with Prince. Known for his unmistakable sound, viral YouTube presence and fearless visual identity, MonoNeon has built a world where funk, abstraction, groove and pure eccentricity collide.
His bass playing has earned admiration from some of music's most iconic names: Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers called MonoNeon "the greatest fucking electric bass player," while his collaborations include Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Pete Rock, Ne-Yo, Mac Miller, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Ghost-Note and more. In 2020, MonoNeon won a Grammy Award for his participation on Nas' "King's Disease."
Known for an otherworldly live show, MonoNeon has performed at major festivals including Newport Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival and Summer Camp Music Festival. In 2022, Fender honored his singular style with the MonoNeon Jazz Bass V Signature — a neon-bright instrument built to match his funk-driven, abstract and microtonal playing.
His bass playing has earned admiration from some of music's most iconic names: Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers called MonoNeon "the greatest fucking electric bass player," while his collaborations include Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Pete Rock, Ne-Yo, Mac Miller, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Ghost-Note and more. In 2020, MonoNeon won a Grammy Award for his participation on Nas' "King's Disease."
Known for an otherworldly live show, MonoNeon has performed at major festivals including Newport Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival and Summer Camp Music Festival. In 2022, Fender honored his singular style with the MonoNeon Jazz Bass V Signature — a neon-bright instrument built to match his funk-driven, abstract and microtonal playing.