Ryusei

Ryusei, a young figure in the realm of Japanese bassists, distinguishes himself through his presence across social media platforms. With a primary focus on distributing videos, he utilizes these platforms not only as a means of showcasing his musical talents but also as a platform for engaging with his audience. Beyond his digital endeavors, Ryusei is deeply involved in teaching aspiring musicians, contributing to recording projects, and providing support to fellow artists.

At the core of Ryusei’s artistic expression lies a profound exploration of religious themes. Through his music, he endeavors to convey the essence of Japanese spirituality and cultural heritage. This thematic approach not only enriches his creative output but also serves as a means of fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Japanese culture among his audience. Ryusei’s commitment to this cultural narrative is evident in the meticulous attention to detail evident in his compositions and performances.

Ryusei’s work speaks to the universal appeal of his artistic vision. His compositions, characterized by intricate arrangements and evocative phrases, serve as a window into the rich tapestry of Japanese culture. His adeptness at employing techniques such as fast-playing, slapping, and tapping adds a layer of technical prowess that further captivates audiences.

BECOS pedals used

Ziffer Overdrive – Jordan Ziff Signature MINI Pedal

My main overdrive effector has always been the TS type. However, no matter which effector I used, I was not satisfied with it. After discovering BECOS Ziffer Overdrive, I decided to use it as my main overdrive effector. This is the first time I’ve used a TS-type effector that distorts so cleanly. That’s the sound I want.