Dave Bassett

Episode 4 of the STORYOPHONIC podcast, hosted by Lindsay Tomasic & Dan Kimpel, titled "Dave Bassett" was published on November 12, 2018 and runs 50 minutes.

November 12, 2018 ·50m · STORYOPHONIC

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Episode Description

With songs recorded by artists ranging from Shinedown to Josh Groban, Dave Bassett possesses an eclectic résumé. "Ex's and Oh's," co-written and produced with Elle King, and the anthem "Fight Song," co-written with Rachel Platten, have added substantially to his diverse portfolio. The Storyophonic team travels to Dave's solar-powered studio high in the mountains above Malibu for an elevated look into the art and craft of this industrious and inventive songwriter, producer and musician.

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