This guys likes it!
“Its lyrics are opaque, like the blurred image of the cover. 0.4 is a welcome gift, an album capturing the moment in a man’s life, which he has the generosity to share, so that perhaps we might feel empowered by the shocks that we all dread.”
Had a lovely session tracking a killer band (Tony Garnier, Joe Bonadio, Oz Noy and Clifford Carter) for talented singer/songwriter Saso Sandic up at the Carriage House studios in Stamford, CT. Gorgeous SSL and studio.
Recorded my brother’s lovely wife, Andrea Daly, at Rubber Tracks a while back and she’s just finished polishing up the tracks with some great players and released it on all digital formats and avenues. Enjoy a couple tracks here:
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Congratulations to John Garrison on the release of his beautiful and heartbreaking work “Satellites 04: Glitch”. Enjoyed mastering this album immensely!
Not sure exactly what it says, but I know that the Louane album I mastered has gone platinum and sold beaucoup copies in France and other territories.
Congratulations to John Garrison and his Satellites project being released exclusively by Rough Trade in NYC and the UK. After a sold out run on ‘Final 500 Records’ earlier this year. Satellites 04 is being released by Rough Trade who has been on the Satellites train releasing the first 2 albums and featuring them as ‘albums of the month’.
This summer was kick ass. Criss crossed the country w/ Bret and Jemaine helping people folk themselves every night. Here’s a bit of in depth insight into the gents and life on the road.
One of the more fun sessions at Rubber Tracks recently was Indie rock band, OxenFree. Their new album features a couple songs I tracked during our day together. Check the music out below:
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I mixed an album for a very cool songwriter, Aerial East, at the now defunct Fluxivity Studios in Brooklyn a while back. Gordon Minette produced, arranged, and played on much of the album. Check out the video for “Crazy Now” below.
Joanna Katcher produced a little collection of great songs for Kid in the Attic, and they are finally coming out! I mastered this project a while back and it was a pleasant surprise to get tagged upon it’s release. Enjoy!