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Paul Del Bello is an Italian singer, bass player and Youtube personality. He is mainly known for his live and studio work with the american guitar player Adam Bomb^[1][2][3][4] and for being the founder, bass player and lead singer of the rock band Dobermann.

Del Bello appears on two Adam Bomb studio albums as bass player and co-writer, 'Crazy Motherfucker' and 'Rock On, Rock Hard, Rock Animal', and performed over 1500 shows with the band, touring from 2006 to 2016, and opening for Motorhead, Twisted Sister, Marty Friedman and many more.^{[5][6] [7] [8]}

He appears also on 'Rock like fuck', 'Je t'aime bebe' and 'Guitarmageddon' videoclips.

in 2006, Del Bello toured with Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler^[9][10]. He also appeared live with Henry Padovani and Michael Monroe.^[10]

Since 2011 he is the lead singer and bass player of rock band Dobermann, which whom he played over 1000 shows^[11] in 12 countries and released 5 albums. On their 2017 release 'Pure breed', published on Horus Music, Adam Bomb and Bumblefoot appear as special guests.^[12][13][14]

In 2021 Dobermann released their 5th studio album, 'Shaken to the core', produced by Alessandro Del Vecchio.^[15]

Dobermann have also toured with Skid Row, Girlschool, Richie Ramone, Gilby Clarke, Blaze Bayley, The Quireboys, Great White, Inglorious and Chris Holmes.^[16][17][18]

in 2019, Del Bello appeared with a small cameo on the Spotify audio documentary 'Stay Free: The Story of The Clash' narrated by Chuck D and produced by BBC.^[19]

in November 2022, Del Bello was featured on Bass Musician. ^[20]

In December 2023 Del Bello records bass for Erik Gronwall, playing on his take on Whitesnake's 'Still of the night'.^[21]

In April 2024, Del Bello records bass on Adam Bomb's record 'Livedream', produced by Dieter Dierks.

in 2025, He contributes to the composition of the soundtrack for the film Fling, as well as the soundtrack for the documentary Cover Your Ears, produced by Sean Patrick Shaul.

Del Bello is also a YouTube personality, with a bass guitar related YouTube channel under his own name. As of January 2026, the channel has 91.000 subscribers and over 34 million views. His series Bass Habits, featuring individual videos dedicated to famous bassists, has over 90 episodes. The interview section has featured prominent figures such as Matt Freeman, Bob Daisley, and Phil Soussan.^[22]

Adam Bomb

• Crazy Motherfucker - (2009)
• Rock On, Rock Hard, Rock Animal - (2011)
• Livedream - (2024)

Dobermann

• Dobermann - (2012)
• Vita da cani - (2014)
• Testarossa EP - (2014)
• Pure breed - (2017)
• Shaken to the core - (2021)