As you recall, a few months ago Chris Cubeta, the multitasking/muli-instrumentalist co-founder of the busy Williamsburg recording/mixing/mastering facility Galuminum Foil, embarked on a serious upgrade of his studio. (If you missed Part 1 “Before”, you can check it out right here.)
The plan was to ramp up control room workflow Read more...
TRIBECA, MANHATTAN: It was like a scene out of a movie. Film score composer Carter Burwell wrote the final cue to The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn (Part I) at his piano in the country by the flickering light of an oil lamp.
“I was out at my place in Amagansett Read more...
UPPER EAST SIDE, MANHATTAN: Beyond duplicity, there’s multiplicity – the invigorating state occupied by T.H. White.
An unabashed New York City brat born, raised, and constantly amazed by Manhattan, the DJ/producer has kindly returned the WoW with his new album, How Bad Do You Want It? An addictive adventure, track Read more...
Loho Studios has lived multiple lives. Between 1983 and 2007 it evolved from a downtown rehearsal space to a world-class recording studio, hosting living legends like Willie Nelson, Patty Smith, Joan Jett, Yo La Tengo, Art Garfunkel and Joey Ramone.
Following this 25-year run it disappeared from the market completely—presumably Read more...
GREATER NYC AREA: Tons of sessions happening around the city this Fall. Among the many, we find Black Star back at it out in Greenpoint, Department of Eagles recording in Astoria, Jukebox The Ghost in Park Slope, Oberhofer and Steve Lillywhite in Williamsburg, Spacehog in Gowanus, and OneRepublic making a Read more...
