While Anaheim is most famous for attracting hoards of children to Disneyland each year, this past weekend the “adults” of the music world got to take over for a long weekend.
The enormous Anaheim Convention Center was absolutely packed with virtually every gear and instrument manufacturer that one could imagine. Read more...
MOTU has followed up NAMM by being the first with a significant post-show product news: Today the company announced the MicroBook II, an updated version of the compact, studio-grade audio interface for Mac or PC.
Shipping in the spring of 2012, the MicroBook II will retail for $269 USD (the Read more...
Just as the major labels began their decade-long downward spiral, NYC’s Frenchkiss Records began growing. Today, they’re a sustainable and influential indie rock label, and in an age when seemingly home-brewed labels are often just boutique imprints for giant conglomerates, Frenchkiss Records staunchly remains a true independent.
“Frenchkiss is definitely Read more...
WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: There’s a trend afoot in Brooklyn, and it’s one of upward mobility. Where the borough was once a haven for DIYers, analog workshops and quirky private studios, some of the major players on the scene are raising the bar for their studio businesses and, consequently, for local Read more...
The latest episode of Dubway Days debuted this week on BreakThru Radio, featuring singer-songwriter Ximena Sariñana and Brooklyn-based producer Alex Wong.
Dubway Days‘ ongoing concept is , “Two Artists…One Day…One Song.” In this five-part episode, Sariñana and Wong begin a day of taping in the morning with no preconceived ideas Read more...
