Hey guys, what's up? Scott Devine back here for another episode of the SBL podcast.

I hope you're all having a wicked day out there.

I'm actually currently in New York.

I'm having a good time over here.

And yeah, we're just like we're working with a host of amazing base educators and players over here in New York,

filming some groundbreaking courses

for the Academy. So if you are a member over at Scotts Bay Sessions, look out for some

amazing courses coming soon. And if you are not a member, you know what to do. Get yourself

over to Scottsbatesessons.com and grab yourself a 14-day free trial, because

2018 for Scott's Bass Essence is going to be a groundbreaking year. Now, on to today's podcast

with a very special guest featuring Rennell Shaw, who's been steadily making a name for himself

in the worlds of music, film, theatre and dance here over in the UK.

Well, I'm actually not in the UK at the minute, but over in the UK in London.

As a bass player and guitarist, greedy, huh?

As a bass player and guitarist, he has recorded, performed and toured alongside artists such as Rudimental,

Jess Glynn, Maverick Sabre, Knitin Sorni, one of my favourite artists,

Knitin Sorni, Knox Brown and Carleen Anderson as well.

Man, can I remember Carlyne Anderson singing with a brand new heavies, wasn't it?

What a fantastic band, and it was great when she was singing with them.

Anyway, his latest musical venture called Bass Monk is also his first release as a solo artist

and draws upon his love of Kung Fu and martial arts.

I first heard about it in April last year when I watched Reynolds performance on YouTube

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