We first heard Locksley in 2005 at Guy Benny’s studio, The Space, in the Lower East Side. It was a Kinks vs. Beatles garage-rock sound, catchy as can be. A fresh-faced four-piece, newly in town from Wisconsin, Locksley was just rough-and-tumble enough to pull off this British Invasion-style in a Read more...
MIDTOWN, MANHATTAN: The major label A&R executive sometimes seems like Bigfoot these days – hard to track down, even harder to get your head around. But Jason Jordan, Vice President of A&R for Hollywood Records, is no mythical creature.
This NYC-based hit hunter operates out in the great wide open, Read more...
From his Chez Bob Studios in NYC, Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum producer/mixer Bob Power (De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu) has been working on projects with Universal France jazz chanteuse, Laika Fatien, DJ/producer collab N.A.S.A. and the upcoming J. Dilla concert-tribute DVD box set, Timeless.
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ASTOR PLACE, MANHATTAN: A man capable of making 6,178 stutter edits in one song, it’s easy to see how a micromanager like BT might somehow miss the big picture. But really, it makes much more sense that BT is quickly evolving methods of mastering just as he slowly, surely is Read more...
Based in NYC, The Food Network recently moved from stereo to 5.1 surround sound.
With the help of the Walters-Storyk Design Group (WSDG), Food Network revamped the HD broadcast production control rooms in its 110,000 sq-ft digital production facility, located in the Chelsea Market building, for 5.1 surround sound.
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