Luca Soul Rosenfeld

Soul Bassist

Experience Luca Soul Rosenfeld live for a spellbinding onstage journey where the warmth of upright bass meets poetic originals in an intimate jazz setting — expect deep grooves, heartfelt improvisations, and moments that stay with you long after the final note.

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About

Luca Soul Rosenfeld is a Queens, New York-born bassist, composer, and bandleader known for his work with the duo Green Soul (with pianist/vocalist Kelly Green). He has built a reputation in the NYC jazz scene producing independent albums such as *Endings That Are Beginnings* (2022), *Seems* (2024), and *Corner of My Dreams* (2025), and performs regularly in private and public venues including Forest Hills and Brooklyn. His musical significance lies in fostering intimate, healing performance spaces via Green Soul Studios and combining collaborative artistry with DIY ethics.

Music Style

His sound blends warm, lyrical upright bass foundations with inventive improvisation, supporting both delicate vocal-piano compositions and more adventurous ensemble interplay — often steeped in soulful melody and emotional resonance.

Background

Hometown: Forest Hills, Queens, New York, USA
Instruments: bass
Active: 2010s-present

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If you like Esperanza Spalding, Christian McBride, or Robert Glasper — you'll love Luca Soul Rosenfeld for his melodic bass work, collaborative creativity, and fusion of soulful and jazz sensibilities.

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Shares virtuosity on upright/double bass, leadership in high-profile ensembles, and a warm, swinging tone in both intimate and large settings.

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Though a pianist, his trio's mix of lyrical composition and improvisation aligns with Rosenfeld's ensemble-based, song-forward approach.

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Smooth integration of vocal jazz and modern production touches; Rosenfeld’s work with Green Soul similarly balances voice + instrumental resonance.

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