One of the inescapable realities of the music industry in the 21st century is that more musicians are recording themselves today than ever before.
Some engineers and studio owners lament this trend, citing shrinking budgets, dwindling audio fidelity – even the decimation of genres that rely on the sound of Read more...
True to its mission, Converse Rubber Tracks has been giving away studio time to applicants since opening last Summer.
In recent sessions, Brooklyn rock trio We Barbarians, Iranian post-punk band The Yellow Dogs and French-Mexican singer Andrea Balency recorded at the Williamsburg facility.
Also part of the plan – though Read more...
Have you heard the expression; “You can’t polish a turd”? I remember the first time I heard it. I was sitting in Studio C at Battery Studios with Shane Stoneback working on a live track for a major pop star that — to put it nicely — was going to Read more...
