Two-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated bassist, producer, songwriter and celebrated studio musician Stu Brooks has released a new single, “MOB Music (feat. Jason Aalon Butler).” The track is off his upcoming The 40HZ EP out December 8 via Dine Alone. Describing “MOB Music” Brooks shares, “I made this beat with my homies Jason Aalon Butler and collaborator J Randy. It was literally the last session before the world closed down in 2020. I’ll never forget the excitement we had going on in the room when laying down this bass part. I had to put this one on my record being so stoked on the drum and bass feel. This song is about breaking the mold and separation of rock and rap cultures and clashing them together …and to say fuck you to the haters who cant get with it.” 

Additionally, Jason Aalon Butler noted “Stu’s ability to challenge the listener while keeping them engaged is a one in a million type of talent.”

Brooks has previously shared “Frontline” which features Angelo Moore and “Sound The Alarm,” which features Patrick Stump.

Stu Brooks – who is a co-founder of Dub Trio – has a list of collaborations that reads like a whose-who of the music world. He has shared the stage or the studio with everyone from Academy® Award winner Lady Gaga, Danny Elfman, Lauryn Hill, 50 Cent, and Mary J. Blige to Mike Patton, Pretty Lights, Mark Guiliana, Slick Rick, and even a posthumous recording for Tupac Shakur.  Brooks has also lent his talents to the Saturday Night Live Band, notably appearing during a much talked-about Kanye West and Kid Cudi set In 2018.  

This year finds Brooks producing and co-writing for the likes of Perry Farrell and Fever333.  He has also played a pivotal role in Danny Elfman’s Big Mess release and live band. The bass performance for Danny grew into executive production on more than 20 remixes. In that process, he also produced several songs featuring guest vocalists including Trent Reznor, Iggy Pop, and N8NOFACE. Stu Brooks will join Elfman for his Halloween Shows at the Hollywood Bowl on October 28 and 29.

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