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Darren Rust's Skyland Studios

	
Mar  1, 2006, 
	By Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
Vocal and a cappella groups usually want a warm, clean, big and wide sound that comes through, even on layer upon layer of vocal tracks. But when you...

	





	
New York Metro

	
Mar  1, 2006, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
MOCEAN WORKER MAKES IT BIG may never be splashed across The New York Times Sunday section, but a headline like that may not be so important to him. New...

	





	
FM Recorders Goes Public

	
Mar  1, 2006, 
	Compiled by Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
Hidden away in a large, unmarked warehouse on the Oakland/Emeryville, Calif., border, hit production team Denzil Foster and Tommy McElroy have busily...

	





	
L.A. Grapevine

	
Feb  1, 2006, 
	By Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
In our increasingly isolated society, where people can't hear their neighbor outside of the earbuds stuffed in their ears, where bands can make a record...

	





	
Nashville Skyline

	
Feb  1, 2006, 
	By Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
I first bumped into Brad Vosburg years ago, when I was living in Memphis and he was a young hotshot engineer working at a number of studios around that...

	





	
New York Metro

	
Feb  1, 2006, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
Striking similarities abound, but ultimately, New York City and Nashville aren't exactly thought of as two great tastes that go great together. Every...

	





	
Concord Buys Telarc

	
Feb  1, 2006, 
	Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
	
	

	
	
Cleveland-based Telarc and its subsidiaries (including Heads Up Intl., which was bought by Telarc in 2000) have been purchased by Concord Records, which...

	





	
Nashville Skyline

	
Jan  1, 2006, 
	By Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
If you play pedal steel and want to cut an album, Nashville would seem like the most obvious place in the world to go. After all, pedal steel is as much...

	






            
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