Does This Sound Like You?
You’ve been playing long enough to know what good time feels like.
You can lock with any drummer, hold down a band, and walk through just about anything.
But when it’s your turn to solo… it still doesn’t sound how you want it to.
The groove slips.
The phrasing feels boxed in.
You hit all the right notes — but somehow it still doesn’t say anything.
If that’s you, you’re in good company.
Every serious bassist I know hits this wall at some point.
And it’s exactly why I built The Map to Soloing.
Introducing: The Map to Soloing
Over the years, I kept seeing the same thing — talented players who could groove all day, but froze when it came time to solo.
Not because they lacked skill… but because they’d been trained to never stop playing.
So I started breaking down what actually makes a solo sound musical.
And what I found became this:
A simple, 6-step framework that shows you how to play solos that breathe, swing, and actually say something.
You’re not learning a new vocabulary.
You’re learning a new feel — a way to solo that sounds effortless, like conversation instead of calculation.
In The Map to Soloing, You’ll Learn How To:
- Break “quarter-note autopilot” so your solos stop sounding like bass lines.
- Build phrasing that flows (without needing new theory).
- Feel the form instinctively so you never lose your place.
- Make every chorus feel alive, expressive, and free.
Why Most Bassists Get Stuck Here
Because you were trained to fill space instead of use it.
Years of walking lines hardwire you to keep moving, every beat, every bar.
That’s what makes you a great bassist… and what’s been quietly killing your solos.
The Map to Soloing flips that script.
It retrains your sense of space, rhythm, and expression — so the moment you stop walking, the music keeps breathing.
This Is For You If
- You can already walk, but your solos sound forced or overthought.
- You want your solos to feel as good as your groove.
- You’re ready for a framework that makes soloing natural, not nerve-wracking.
- You’d rather sound musical than technical.
Risk-Free Guarantee
Try The Map to Soloing for 7 days.
If you don’t feel a difference — in how you play, how you hear, and how your solos feel — I’ll refund every penny.
No questions. No hassle.