You can get a good sense of music by analyzing a sample of his fan base. You’ll find jazz heads, EDM partiers, music nerds and a good helping of indie-rockers mixed in with a number of other characters. For an artist who falls into a very niche jazz/funk/electronic category, he has an ability to reach a spectrum of people.
Best known for his work with producer Flying Lotus and being signed to Brainfeeder, Thundercat is a bass virtuoso of a new generation. He dabbles in all of the aforementioned genres, driving each track with complex and mind-blowing bass lines.
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