Bryan Beller

After graduating from Berklee University of Music in 1993, Bryan Beller’s first big gig was with Ahmet and Dweezil Zappa’s band Z, that is where he first met Mike Keneally. In 1996, after two albums along with a tour, Keneally made a decision to keep Z for any solo profession and Beller made a decision to stick to Keneally, starting a musical collaboration that’s right now lasted a lot more than ten years during the period of seven albums and countless trips. During his amount of time in LA, Beller also performed and/or documented with Wayne Kramer (MC5), Desire Theater’s Wayne LaBrie, vocalist/songwriter Janet Robin (Lindsey Buckingham), and Steve Vai. Beller shows up on many Vai albums, and was asked to become bassist for Vai’s 2004 displays with the exclusive Metropole Orchestra (their overall performance of “Lotus Ft” was nominated for any 2005 Grammy). In 2002, Beller started work on Look at, his debut like a innovator. Financed, made up, and made by Beller, the critically praised Look at was released by himself Onion Boy label in nov 2003. Beller can be a freelance article writer whose work offers appeared in various magazines, including a long-running column in Bass Participant publication (1999-2003). He’s interviewed many heavyweight bass players like Lee Sklar, Neil Stubenhaus, and Billy Sheehan, and presently includes a column known as Masterclass in Bass Participant. Beller relocated from LA to Nashville in early 2006, but is constantly on the are both a freelance bassist and article writer while focusing on materials for his second recording. Despite the area change, he’s also still documenting and touring with Mike Keneally both in the Mike Keneally Music group so when a clinician for Taylor Guitars.