Dan Horboychuk is an accomplished and successful bass player from the area of 
Hudson Valley, New York. His incredible drive and dedication has awarded him 
high recognition amongst musicians and fans local to the Hudson Valley, as well 
as internationally. Danny's ability has consistently maximized beyond it's 
previous level to allow for great diversity and playing styles. He has achieved 
the ability to accommodate many different genres, each requiring a different 
method of playing. His work has been seen and appreciated throughout the United 
States as well as internationally, having performed with notable groups such as 
Westchester NY metal band "Dry Kill Logic", as well as Poughkeepsie rock band 
"Down For Low", and "Emperor of Rock & Roll, Richie Scarlet". In addition, Dan 
has played with many local rock bands in his musical career which has spanned 
over two decades. 

Session work has also become a successful avenue for Horboychuk, having worked 
with legendary producers and engineers including: Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, 
Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin), John Reagan (Peter frampton, Ace 
Frehley, David Lee Roth), Neil Perry (Smashing Pumpkins, Hole, Five For 
Fighting), Jonathan Mover (Fuel, Mick Jagger, Joe Satriani), John O'Mahony (Cold 
Play, System Of A Down), and Paul Orofino (Vinnie Moore, Blues Saraceno, Randy 
Coven, The Cars, Leslie West, Blue Oyster Cult, Mountain). 

Recording in studios of New York, Danny has enjoyed the successes of many 
projects. He has been welcomed by a variety of well known studios such: Chun 
King, Skyline and Mission Sound of New York City; Bearsville, Big House Studios, 
Dark World Studios, A Pawling Studios, 3 Bays Audio, Millbrook Sound Studios, 
Nevessa Studio and Electric Reels in New York, and Water Music of New Jersey.


Further advancing in Danny's career, he signed endorsement deals with ESP 
guitars, who featured Horboychuk in widely distributed print advertisements. He 
also endorsed Labella Strings, as well as Dr Strings. Adding to the list of 
endorsements, he was the name chosen by Ampeg Amplification and Ashdown 
Amplifiers. He is currently endorsed by Aguilar Amplification and featured in 
their magazine advertisements, and Michael Tobias Design Basses. 

Dan Horboychuk's passion for music has also afforded him the privilege of 
working with many students who have sought out his expertise in their musical 
growth. He continues to offer instruction and continually advance himself in the 
musical world. With many fans acquired throughout the past couple of decades, he 
has also gained great respect amongst his music network, often being asked to 
contribute to projects and performances. There is no doubt that he has made his 
mark in the industry, and his continued reputation of excellence remains 
consistent. 

Danny is married and enjoys his family time with his wife and children in their 
home in upstate New York. 

Collaborations started between Poughkeepsie, New Paltz and Woodstock. Let BombMob descend - the mob are those at the event, the bomb makes it happen. A modern fusion of reggae and dance music, this live improv-driven band goes from down tempo dub to hopping electro house, oftentimes just as a power trio: Drawing on Mista Lew's tenure with roots reggae keyboardist Nathaniel "Natty" Wailer, the electro Savage's unholy marriage of all things savage and electric, with the mixology and dubniscience of dubtronisist Tomachine, BombMob delivers unique modern dance ridden grooves, from cool to hot.
Guest artists enlist in the mob, ranging from instrumentalists to vocalists, MCs and visual artists.

Mysta Lu got his start in experimental music - moving into jazz and world music as he went - he sought out and studied bass and percussion w many great players - legends of their instruments in their own right.  In the year 2000 he made friends and picked up the bass with Natty Wailer - ex Bob Marley,FamilyMan,King Tubby - keyboardist - Hear mr. Lu's bass on Natty's first solo album entitled Lifted - through this connection he's had the opportunity to open for and meet many artists famous in reggae - like Culture with Joseph Hill, Wailers, Mighty Diamonds, and Black Uhuru's Michael Rose.  Here are some songs that may not be perfect but hopefully you'll find something in there that will make you want to laugh or dance or cry - his band bombmob capture the dub flavor from his bass but have a unique sound of their own - check out their militant dub/improv acid trance sound at a club or festival near you! 

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