Linda May Han Oh is an Australian-born, Malaysian-American bassist and composer renowned for her virtuosic playing and genre-defying compositions. With a career that blends elements of jazz, contemporary music, and classical influences, Oh has become one of the most prominent figures in modern jazz. Her distinctive voice on the bass is noted for its technical proficiency, deep musicality, and innovative approach to rhythm and harmony.

A graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Linda has performed with some of the jazz world’s most respected artists, including Pat Metheny, Dave Douglas, and Joe Lovano. In addition to her work as a sideman, she has developed a successful solo career, releasing critically acclaimed albums that showcase her diverse influences and original compositions. Her works are characterized by a blend of intricate grooves, lush harmonies, and complex rhythmic structures.

Beyond her performance career, Linda May Han Oh is a passionate advocate for music education, mentoring the next generation of musicians. Her artistry continues to inspire and shape the contemporary jazz landscape, and she remains a key figure in both the performance and creation of new, forward-thinking jazz music.