Imagine a lone lookout at Prescott National Forest in Arizona, standing watch over a bountiful pocket of America. The 1.25 million-acre preserve is a treasure trove of mountains, lakes, and trees forming a beautiful expanse of sounds and sights.
Looking back, it’s clear to see how this college years-experience as Read more...
An audio education upstart has arrived in the form of Art of Audio, offering a uniquely comprehensive series of training programs on the music production process – from start to finish, covering the recording to the mix and straight to the master in one cohesive swoop.
The first programs are Read more...
I was as surprised as anyone to hear that Delores O’Riordan, lead singer for multiplatinum group The Cranberries, passed away last week. Her unmistakable voice—along with her band’s superbly-crafted songs—captivated me from the first few strains I ever heard of “Linger,” an MTV non-stopper while I was finishing up college. Read more...
Talk about exiting your comfort zone. Brooklyn post-punk band Butter the Children were a million miles from home in Austin, TX, recording a song they had never heard before – because it hadn’t been written yet.
After just three hours with fellow artist/songwriter Ben Arthur, BtC had a jangly rock Read more...
NOHO, MANHATTAN: Riddle us this: When is your first album not your debut album? The answer is…When you’re The Kin, and you’re in the studio recording your emotionally moving pop-rock creations with none other than Tony Visconti producing.
Founded in 2005 by the Australia-to-NYC transplants Isaac and Thorald Koren, The Read more...
