HeyJaredJanek Gwizdala Podcast
Dive deep into the music universe with the podcast that unveils the journey of one of the most influential bass players in the music industry – Janek Gwizdala. Designed for bass enthusiasts and musicians alike, each episode is a sonic exploration into the world of groove, gear.
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What Should You Actually Practice? (opens the original)
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Does inspiration come before the work, or does the work create it?A Jimmy Carr quote I heard while making breakfast this morning set this episode in motion. It reminded me how often musical ideas arrive simply because I’ve sat down and spent time with the instrument.I share what that process looks like right now: working on a Brahms waltz for a potential duet with Daniele Camarda, exploring triadic movement around the bass, and following a chord progression that develops spontaneously during the
How I Choose Bass Pedals (opens the original)
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All my pedalboards start with a sound in my head and from there I slowly start to decide what I might need to create all the elements of the board, and where each piece belongs in the signal chain.This week I play through my current setup, from the MXR Vintage Bass Octave, Mantic Hulk, and FMeron at the front of the chain to the HX Stomp, stereo effects, looper, and DI that follow. I explain why I use a hybrid of individual pedals and multi effects, and why the Stomp is both a complete travel ri
I Found an Unreleased Album I forgot I Made (opens the original)
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With the 10th anniversary of American Elm this year, I recently started contemplating the idea of a remix/remaster with not only some new material that never made it on the first release, but also some video footage since I release no visual representation of the album at the time. While I was digging through hard drives this week on the hunt for all that old material, I came across a duo album I made in 2018 with guitarist Gabriel Santiago that never saw the light of day. Despite the performanc
After 30 Years, I Still Practice This Simple Exercise (opens the original)
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If you’re already subscribed to my substack, you’ll have read a little about what’s in today’s episode yesterday already. Go straight to the video if that’s the case, and get stuck into the practice routine I’m sharing today. For those new to the podcast or to my substack….The longer I play music, the more value I find in returning to simple ideas.This episode begins with one major-scale exercise pulled from a practice video I recorded nearly eight years ago. It’s a straightforward
Serious Musicians Still Need Teachers (opens the original)
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The older I get, the more convinced I become that one of the greatest mistakes serious musicians make is trying to do everything alone. We practice alone, assess our own weaknesses, build our own routines and often go years without receiving informed, objective feedback. I know that I am guilty of this myself, and can count on one hand how many times I’ve reached out for coaching of any kind since I quit Berklee back in 2000. Information is everywhere now. What remains scarce is perspective: som
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