The Bredren are back in the recording studio this month recording a new single, “Cali Livin'”.
Tag: thebredren
Timeline Photos

The Bredren
The Bredren was an alt-rock/ska/reggae band hailing from Orange County, California with a pedigree that included music industry veterans.
The long-term members were Evan Kilbourne (Save Ferris, Lit) on drums, Chris Colonnier (Jeffries Fan Club) on keyboards, Tre Coronado and Santiago DeGuzman (both from For Pete’s Sake) on guitars, Danny Knapp on bass guitar, and Tanya Jebeile on lead vocals. The band achieved critical acclaim for several of their songs, including “Stronger Than Before”, “Already Gone”, and “Cali Livin'”.
Stronger – The Bredren
The official music video for “Stronger (Than Before)” by ska/alt-rock band The Bredren, featuring Danny Knapp on bass guitar, Tregeu Coronado and Santiago Deguzman on guitar, Tanya Jebeile on lead vocals, Evan Kilbourne on drums, and Chris Colonnier on keyboards.
The Bredren – Cali Livin (bass play-through)
A run-through of “Cali Livin,” focused on the groove pocket that drives the song and the small rhythmic variations that keep repeated sections from feeling static. Includes a note on right-hand technique for the sustained groove passages.
The Bredren – Stronger (bass play-through)
A full breakdown of the bass part for “Stronger,” walking through the verse groove, the build into the chorus, and the tone choices that keep the low end supportive without crowding the mix. Recorded through the Kemper Profiler rig, with notes on why those settings suit the song’s dynamics.
The Bredren – Break Me (bass play-through)
Play-through of “Break Me,” covering the phrasing choices in the verses and how the bass locks in with the drums through the more aggressive sections. A look at how tone shifts between the quieter and heavier parts of the arrangement.
Check out Danny’s YouTube channel for more run-throughs, tutorials, and bass technology videos.
The Bredren – Already Gone (bass play-through)
Play-through of “Already Gone,” covering the phrasing and tone decisions that hold the song’s groove together, along with a few notes on how the part shifts to support the track’s dynamic sections.
