As the world continues to recover from the Coronavirus, we're all finding ourselves in unfamiliar territory given the subsequent lockdown that is keeping us off of stages and confined to our homes. Luckily, there's comfort in the fact that we're all in this together, and that there are still many outlets for us musicians to keep us active and sane throughout this quarantine. We're checking in with bass players from all over the world to see what they're doing to stay entertained, healthy, productive, and safe during this trying time.Bass Player: Jeroen Paul ThesselingBands & Artists: Obscura, Quadvium, Salazh Trio, Pestilence, Ensemble SalazharHome: Amsterdam, NetherlandsHow have you been passing time during the lockdown?Mainly by studying bass, writing, and recording in my studio at home. I’ve had a busy year, working on a debut album for Quadvium, the international group I founded last year together with legendary fretless bassist Steve Di Giorgio, and making my recent comeback