PedalsAndEffects interview with Bassist/Producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen

PedalsAndEffects interviews Justin Meldal-Johnsen. JMJ offers insight to his longevity and success!
This video was shot and edited by Scott Ward for Vato Negro Productions.
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[@jmjbassplayer]

Thanks for having me, Juan! Cheers everyone. Come say hi at Talkbass.com anytime.

[@casperparks]

Enjoyed watching the video.

[@markmathews2143]

i just missed out on seeing you. i saw beck at best kept secret one of his first with the new bass player, i enjoyed the interview and keep making awesome stuff, great bass player and i think one of the reasons i like beck

[@ryanperrey]

Two of hero’s in one room!! Thanks guys🤘🏼👊🏼

[@casperparks]

Good to see and hear Justin.

[@moottey]

That was amazing, guys. Thanks for all the insight!

[@Danielblco0]

Amazing interview. Just plain awesome, love his work.

[@yanksfan24]

Awesome interview! Juan, please keep doing interviews like this

[@runsonbatteries]

I agree. the bass is sometimes like glue to a track. it not only holds down the low end, but it can create movement with the rhythm section. it can also imply or leave out harmony not covered by the guitar or keys or whatever instrument is also playing

[@TonyPuleo1]

Fantastic video with career veterans...Excellent gents

[@winterburn69]

Thanks for the shoutout to talkbass! great interview!

[@jacobsmithbass]

So good!

[@MarioGonzalez-fb9lw]

I found this very review very inspiring and helpful. Thank you

[@thecoz88]

Justin work on the M83 track Claudia Lewis is awesome!

[@ahhcrickets]

This is amazing! Also, flats rule.