Jazz/fusion
guitarist Ron Bosse has released his brand new music video for “Afterburner”,
the first single from his upcoming solo album. To view the video, visit his
YouTube channel.
The
original track was written in September, 2014 by Bosse & features many of
his diverse musical influences which include Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Led
Zeppelin, Pat Metheny, Wayne Shorter, Mike Stern, Gov’t Mule, Soundgarden and
Alice in Chains. The song has a weighty, grunge/metal vibe while maintaining a
distinct jazz structure that begins with a brief melody evolving into an
extended solo section.
The video
is set amidst a dramatic, sparsely lit background that slowly reveals Bosse’s
full-throttle guitar playing. Filmed at Ron’s production studio, Bosse Studios,
the video features dynamic video footage through the use of cranes, ladders and
glide-cams.
Grammy
nominated guitarist and journalist Jim Ferguson of Jazz Times Magazine calls
Bosse “A Berklee College alum with considerable guitar chops”. Lee Prosser of
the Jazz Review says “Bosse is the definition of jazz guitar genius.” Seth
Rogovoy of Berkshires Week says “Bosse uses his axe as an atmospheric
paintbrush”.
A resident
of Weymouth, MA., guitarist and composer Ron Bosse has performed throughout the
United States and Canada with jazz greats Dave Liebman, George Garzone, Jerry
Bergonzi and Bob Mintzer. Ron has been praised for his work in Jazz Times,
Downbeat, Jazz Now, Guitar Player, the Boston Globe and the New York Times; and
has performed at top venues and festivals including, the Litchfield Jazz
Festival, Symphony Hall, Regattabar, the Knitting Factory, Chris's Jazz Cafe,
Zanzibar Blue, Upstairs and Cheney Hall. Ron is the owner and founder of Bosse
School of Music and Bosse Studios in Weymouth, MA.
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