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Me & My 100$ Bass (Are Fallin' In Love)

from The Electric Bass Sessions - Vol. 1

July 17th, 2026
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The Electric Bass Sessions - Vol. 1
The Electric Bass Sessions - Vol. 1
Me & My 100$ Bass (Are Fallin' In Love)
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Me & My 100$ Bass (Are Fallin' In Love)
Björn Martin Klaus (BMK)
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Before, I wanted to record an album with only my double bass.
Well, I tried. The electric bass and my vocals were involved.
It became “Wood, Wire & Shadows”.
Now I wanted to record an album with only my electric bass.
Well, I tried. Samples, double bass, and my vocals are involved.
It became “The Electric Bass Sessions - Vol. 1”

I guess it’s about having a Zen goal and, along the way, new things happen.
New BMK songs.

1) “Me And My 100$ Bass Are Falling In Love”
This one really just happened, and I still can’t figure out how. It’s quite danceable in comparison with my usual songs and pieces. At some point, I realized that I needed a crowd in the background. I remembered the energy in the room at last Saturday’s gig and wanted to capture that.
My electric bass really was 100 $ (100 Euros but that doesn’t sound as good) and I have been playing it for a long time. My double bass’s name is Emma. Still have to find a name for this here Jack and Danny Silver Sparkle Music Man imitation….

2) “Oblivion”
In depressive times, I often feel the need to escape my many thoughts and emotions. I actively seek oblivion through unhealthy things. That’s something I unfortunately learned when I was young. I know for sure, even if I would do everything healthy and right - good clean living - sweet oblivion can be a blessing. The only problem is - it eventually ends. Until the day, the day we all have to face.
And I wonder if being in that final oblivion will make me happy and at peace.

3) “The Devil & The Deep Blue Me”
The third song on this EP was actually the title track of a separate solo project, which I will probably end. But I wanted this song to get really good - and as with all the songs, I really worked hard with editing and mixing to make it satisfying. It reminds me of the alternative rock days when I was 17 and in a band called Soda Jerk. That was the beginning.
This song guest stars “Emma”, by 160 year old bohemian double bass, pizzicato and arco.

Stay tuned for more volumes in the future!

- BMK

Credits

Electric bass, double bass, vocals, claps, sampling - BMK
Recorded, Arranged, Edited, Mixed and Produced at Steamship Studios Mainz by BMK
(c) 2026 Björn Martin Klaus