Linda May Han Oh

Linda May Han Oh studied at Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Manhattan School of Music. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are jazz. Places of work recorded in the authority are New York City. Distinctions recorded are Guggenheim Fellowship.

• Name — Linda May Han Oh • Birth Name — Linda May Han Oh • Born — 25 August 1984 • Birthplace — Malaysia • Genre — Jazz • Occupation — Musician • Instrument — Bass • Label — Biophilia • Website — lindamayhanoh.com

Born in Malaysia to parents of Chinese heritage, Oh was raised in Western Australia. When she was 11, she started to play the clarinet and at the age of 13 bassoon. She went to Churchlands Senior High School. As a bass guitarist, she started in a high school band; and in 2002, she attended the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, where she picked up the upright bass and studied solo transcriptions of Dave Holland. Her thesis was on the classical Indian music rhythms in Holland's solos. After more scholarships she moved to New York in 2008, where she completed her master's degree at the Manhattan School of Music, among others with Jay Anderson, John Riley, Phil Markowitz, Dave Liebman and Rodney Jones as supervisors. • Illustration — On upright bass with Pat Metheny (2018) In 2008, she released her debut album Entry with own compositions and a cover version of Red Hot Chili Peppers Oztrax, with the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and drummer Obed Calvaire. Oh also contributed to albums with the alto saxophonist Jon Irabagon (Outright, 2008), Sarah Bemanning (Løvetann Klokke, 2010), Brian Girley (Tro, 2011) and Art Hirahara (Hygget & Meditasjoner, 2014). In 2012, the album Initial Here with pianist Fabian Almazan was released, followed by Sun Pictures (Greenleaf), among others with Ted Poor. In addition, she has performed with Slide Hampton, T. S. Monk, Nathan Davis, George Kabler, James Morrison, Nasheet Venter, Joel Frahm, Pat Metheny, Steve Wilson and Billy Childs. She lives in the Harlem district in New York City. She is married to Cuban American pianist Fabian Almazan since 2018.

• Entry (Self-released, 2009) • Initial Here (Greenleaf Music, 2012) • Sun Pictures (Greenleaf Music, 2013) • Walk Against Wind (Biophilia, 2017) • Aventurine (Biophilia, 2019) • The Glass Hours (Biophilia, 2023) • Strange Heavens (Biophilia, 2025)

With Dave Douglas • GPS Vol 2: Orange Afternoons (Greenleaf Music, 2011) • Be Still (Greenleaf Music, 2012) • Pathways (Greenleaf Music, 2013) • Time Travel (Greenleaf Music, 2013) • Brazen Heart (Greenleaf Music, 2015) • Serial Sessions 2015 (Greenleaf Music, 2016) • Brazen Heart: Live at Jazz Standard (Greenleaf Music, 2018) • Songs Of Ascent: Book 1 - Degrees (Greenleaf Music, 2022) With Art Hirahara • Libations & Meditations (Posi-Tone, 2015) • Central Line (Posi-Tone, 2017) • Sunward Bound (Posi-Tone, 2018) With Jim Snidero • Stream of Consciousness (Savant, 2013) • Main Street (Savant, 2015) • Project-K (Savant, 2020) With others • Thomas Barber, Snow Road (D Clef, 2009) • Fabian Almazan, Personalities (Biophilia, 2011) • Dan Cavanagh and Joe McCarthy, The Heart of the Geyser (OA2 Records, 2012) • Quentin Angus, Perception (Aurora Sounds, 2013) • Angela Davis, The Art of the Melody (Nicholas, 2013) • George Colligan, Ask Me Tomorrow (SteepleChase, 2014) • Tineke Postma, Sonic Halo (Challenge, 2014) • Kavita Shah, Visions (Naive, 2014) • Michael Dease, Relentless (Posi-Tone, 2014) • David Berkman, Old Friends and New Friends (Palmetto, 2015) • Terri Lyne Carrington, The Mosaic Project: Love and Soul (Concord, 2015) • Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas, Sound Prints (Blue Note, 2015) • Anthony Branker, Beauty Within (Origin, 2016) • George Colligan, More Powerful (Whirlwind, 2017) • Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas, Scandal (Greenleaf Music, 2018) • Florian Weber, Lucent Waters (ECM, 2018) • Fabian Almazan, This Land Abounds with Life (Biophilia, 2019) • Pat Metheny, From This Place (Nonesuch, 2020) • Vijay Iyer and Tyshawn Sorey, Uneasy (ECM, 2021) • Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey, S'Low Down (Vix, 2022) • Vijay Iyer and Tyshawn Sorey, Compassion (ECM, 2024) • Nils Wülker, Zuversicht (Warner Music, 2026)