This 14-track INSTRUMENTAL version of Victor’s dual release features him on bass, upright bass, cello, and other instruments as well as an all-star cast of guest artists.
This 14-track VOCAL version of Victor’s dual release features a stunning collection of female vocalists
and an all-star cast of guest artists. (Be sure to check out the instrumental version: Sword and Stone.)
Palmystery embraces a range of styles jazz, funk, pop, soul, gospel, world music and more and boasts a diverse guest list that includes Mike Stern, Richard Bona, Keb Mo and several others. The result is an amalgam of voices, styles and grooves
A Show of Hands – 15 is a re-mastered version that includes 3 bonus tracks, two of which feature Wooten’s longtime friend and drummer JD Blair, as well as an unedited live solo performance showcasing Wooten’s astonishing command of the bass guitar.
Victor’s second solo release. RE-MASTERED and re-released by VIX Records in 2011 (originally released in 1997). Includes the songs “What Did He Say”, “My Life” and “Norwegian Wood”.
The official soundtrack to Victor's novel The Music Lesson features Victor playing alongside musical guests Béla Fleck, brothers Roy Wooten and Joseph Wooten, Howard Levy, Michael Kott and Federica Pena. The 31 primarily instrumental tracks once again showcase for Victor’s writing and scoring capabilities.
Vix Records, an independent record label, was created by 5-time Grammy winner Victor Wooten and a few of his friends in order to better maintain control of his musical creations and to finally understand and insure that the artists involved fully benefit from their efforts.
Our goal is to provide, by example, a different standard and model for record labels and artists, as well as for how they relate to each other. Following Victor’s successful model of creating Music that focuses on filling his soul rather than his pockets, he has found that this is the best recipe for doing both. Vix Records ’ success as an independent label relies on not being dependent on what we normally label as success.
“As my mom always told me, ‘You are already successful, the rest of the world just doesn’t know it yet.’ “ - Victor Wooten
