Bio
Alec La Roche is a funk artist hailing from Yosemite, California, and is a funk and rock bassist. La Roche has been compared to Flea and Les Claypool, and other renowned bass players known for being a musician that innovates the bass guitar. Alec La Roche has played at the Fillmore Great American Music Hall and has embarked on national tours since the age of 20 and has been a go-to hired bass player for bands of all different genres, from playing upright bass for bluegrass and rock to funk. La Roche stands as a luminary musician in the realm of funk and rock music. With a career distinguished by technical prowess and an unwavering commitment to musical innovation, La Roche has etched an indelible mark on the music landscape. Revered for their ability to blend intricate rhythms and soulful melodies seamlessly, this virtuoso transcends mere instrumental proficiency, elevating the bass into a dynamic force that propels the very heartbeat of music. As a stalwart contributor to the bass's evolution, La Roche embodies a rare fusion of professionalism and artistry, captivating audiences worldwide with a sonic tapestry that is both sophisticated and irresistible. Alec La Roche is working on his Epoch series, creating an EP of a different genre with their original songs. La Roche is in the process of their second EP broadcasting their slap bass capabilities and is beginning to book shows of their funk band, Kazzimir Salvo with a tour in the works for this upcoming summer.
