Back in 2012, Dinesh Boaz, founder of the SoHo recording studio SweetSounds, freely acknowledged his gamble by opening the two-room facility. “I feel like when you take a chance, people want to come along and be a part of the collaboration,” he said at the time.
Five years later, Boaz Read more...
Keep your eyes peeled the next time you’re traversing a bucolic East Village block. Put on your The Force goggles and you just might see it: The studio that made the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs.
This is the creative space of the prolific music-to-picture composer Goldi, and it’s Read more...
He’s only in it for the gear.
We speak of SpeakerSonic’s Brian Speaker. Founder of the expanding East Williamsburg studio, we’re actually sure that Speaker loves the act of recording and hearing the music…but he obviously has an affinity for the knobs, nuts and bolts that comprise the signal path Read more...
When bands take recording into their own hands – watch out! Brian Wenckebach of the Brooklyn group Elika proves that the obsession with getting your record right can go down the slippery slope of…studio ownership.
The result for Wenkebach resides in a Park Slope apartment, at the mixing/mastering/remixing facility he’s Read more...
In Williamsburg, Grand Street Recording has reported a notable spread of recent sessions:
Owner/producer/co-head engineer Ken Rich is working on NYC singer Deborah Berg’s newest record. The record features Frank Vilardi on drums, Ken Rich on bass/production/engineering, Andrew Sherman on keys, and John Putnam on guitar.
Nashville singer-songwriter David Mead Read more...
