Aaron Holthus
About Aaron Holthus
Aaron Holthus is a bassist and producer in Brooklyn, NY. Holthus performs and teaches around the world in festivals like Generations in Jazz (Australia), the Athens Jazz Festival, Chile Jazz por la Paz, the Panama Percussion Festival, FiJazz Costa Rica, and others. Holthus’ first album as a leader was Oak Trio’s Liminality, released in March of 2018, followed in 2021 by the first release from his original concept Tasting Notes--Coffee Songs: Vol 1, an EP of original compositions by Holthus based on single-origin coffees from around the world. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Holthus has turned his attention to supporting other artists and studying the art of songwriting, engineering, and producing music, leading to a slew of new releases featuring Holthus as both bassist and producer, including Adelide’s namesake debut EP, Adelide, Fernanda Sardaneta’s Quedate Aqui, and Monica Pabelonio’s Just the Two of Us.
Aaron Holthus is a bassist and producer in Brooklyn, NY. Holthus performs and teaches around the world in festivals like Generations in Jazz (Australia), the Athens Jazz Festival, Chile Jazz por la Paz, the Panama Percussion Festival, FiJazz Costa Rica, and others. Holthus’ first album as a leader was Oak Trio’s Liminality, released in March of 2018, followed in 2021 by the first release from his original concept Tasting Notes--Coffee Songs: Vol 1, an EP of original compositions by Holthus based on single-origin coffees from around the world. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Holthus has turned his attention to supporting other artists and studying the art of songwriting, engineering, and producing music, leading to a slew of new releases featuring Holthus as both bassist and producer, including Adelide’s namesake debut EP, Adelide, Fernanda Sardaneta’s Quedate Aqui, and Monica Pabelonio’s Just the Two of Us.