Doug Wimbish talks with Scott Goldfine about Doug’s journey into a multitude of musical genres, adapting to the frequencies and the artists he has worked with throughout his career. Listen to interviews here →

Premier Guitar asks the question “which bassists have the craziest pedalboards?” Senior Editor Ted Drozdowski answers: “Living Colour’s Doug Wimbish”. Read article here →

Connecting hip hop and industrial genres, Tackhead’s 1987 debut studio album, ‘Tackhead Tape Time’, brought a new blend which remains vital today. Read article here →

Doug sits down with FBPO’s John Liebman while at the 2018 Summer NAMM Show in Nashville, TN, discussing his upcoming projects and his WimBash Music Festival, which supports youth music education. Watch interview here →

Sweetwater’s Mitch Gallagher sits down with Doug Wimbish for a chat about bass, effect pedals, pedal boards, performances and more! Watch interview here →

Doug Wimbish chats with Funkatopia’s Chris Horton in an interview discussing Doug’s early years through his musical journey, encompassing the many artists he has worked with along the way - “an entire musical history lesson in funk rock complete with songs decorating the background”. Listen here →

FBPO’s Jon Liebman catches up with Doug Wimbish at the 2015 NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA for an exclusive interview, discussing mentoring the next generation of musicians and much more. Watch interview here →

An in depth article with Doug Wimbish reflecting on Doug’s musical journey from All Platinum & Sugar Hill Records, to the UK & Tackhead era, to Living Colour and beyond. Doug talks about sound, the ‘shape of the note’ and ‘sonic territories’. Read article here →

Doug chats with FBPO’s Jon Liebman about Doug’s NAMM & Miami Beach Art Deco WimBash events, his solo career and what he hopes to pass on to the next generation of musicians. Read interview here →

Doug Wimbish sits down for an interview with Alexander McLean as part of Alexander’s “Under Your Skin” book project, focusing on the cultural diversity of music. Doug talks about his early days growing up in Connecticut, his musical influences and the mandolin that led him to the bass guitar. Watch Part 1 and Part 2 interviews here →

Tackhead’s rhythm section - Doug Wimbish, Skip McDonald & Keith LeBlanc, collectively having played on albums & tours heard by millions across the world - a look into ‘behind the beat’. Read article here →

Doug Wimbish discusses his solo “Trippy Notes For Bass”, an ambient, instrumental project - the album featuring appearances from Will Calhoun, Bernie Worrell and Talvin Singh. Read article here →

Mark Stewart & Gary Clail - fronting the former Sugar Hill Rhythm Section consisting of Doug Wimbish, Skip McDonald & Keith LeBlanc - as Mark Stewart & The Maffia and Gary Clail & Tackhead, along with On-U Sound’s Adrian Sherwood, to make a rare live appearance at the Cat Club. Read article here →