Matt Sharp is an American musician and bassist known for his work across multiple projects spanning alternative rock and electronic music. He co-founded Weezer in 1992, appearing on the band's influential early albums *The Blue Album* (1994) and *Pinkerton* (1996) before departing in 1998. Sharp's creative output extends beyond his work with Weezer through his synth-pop project The Rentals, which has released five albums blending electronic production with melodic sensibilities.
Beyond his band work, Sharp has pursued solo endeavors and continues to contribute to the electronic music landscape through various collaborations and releases. His bass-driven approach and willingness to experiment with synthesizers and electronic textures have made him a notable figure in bridging alternative rock and electronic music throughout his career.