bassline

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bass·line

or bass line (bās′līn′)
n.
A musical part consisting of a sustained series of the lowest pitched notes in the piece or composition.
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bassline

(ˈbeɪsˌlaɪn)
n
(in jazz, rock, and pop music) the part played by the bass guitar
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