LOWER MANHATTAN: While so many Brooklyn bands are trying to figure out new ways to distort, drown and fuzz out their sound in the studio, the Madison Square Gardeners are crafting hi-fi records in the spirit of their favorite 70s rock and roll albums by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Read more...
BROOKLYN, NYC: Brooklyn correspondent Justin Colletti visited with 30-some studio owners for our new neighborhood studio tour series. This first installment takes a closer look at a handful of North Brooklyn’s small to medium-size studios that are affordably-priced for indie artists, friendly to freelance engineers and operate without a Read more...
The Williamsburg facility Grand Street Recording announced that they have completed multiple upgrades.
Improvements there include new Lynx Aurora 16 A/D D/A converters, with a total of 24 ins and 32 outs. Meanwhile the Dangerous D-Box has been replaced with a Dangerous 2-Bus and a Crane Song Avocet monitor system, Read more...
BOUERUM HILL, BROOKLYN: Notable American artists always feel like a find, and that’s just what’s found with Tracy Bonham’s new Masts of Manhatta.
Yes, admit it, that the woman who got your attention with her voice and violin on “Mother Mother” – way back in a land called 1996 – Read more...
Williamsburg’s Grand Street Recording recently hosted Jonatha Brooke recording and mixing “Love Is A Battlefield” for an iTunes single release.
Grand Street owner and producer/engineer/musician Ken Rich engineered the sessions, with assistance from Tomek Miernowski. Check out the song HERE!
NYC soul-pop singer/songwriter Morley has been working on a new Read more...
