Profiles

In 1966, pop music was changing drastically, and so were The Moody Blues.

Smooth, Beautiful Vocal, With a Closing Boost of Bass

The Legacy Lives on with a Bold Move to New Jersey

By Anthony Savona. Punk Folk Troubadour Aims to “Be More Kind” With His Latest Release

More Great Music to Come After a Move to the Other Side of the Glass

Or, the Mixer’s Guide to Producing: Inside the Creative Mind of Chris Tabron. By Anthony Savona.

By Barbara Schultz. Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz and Aoife O’Donovan have co-founded beloved roots bands and have released nine solo albums among them. But it was during an impromptu performance at the Telluride festival in 2014 that they realized that when they combined their talents, they had lightning in a bottle.

By Barbara Schultz, photos by Richard Swift. Producer/engineer Richard Swift shares his personal studio photos and details about the production of "Tearing at the Seams," the much-anticipated sophomore release from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats.

Gregg Allman Returns to Muscle Shoals to Record His Musical Farewell

Powerhouse Producer Greg Kurstin Brings a New Sound to the Foo Fighters

Barnaby Taylor’s Score Captures Drama Of The Natural World

Artist Explores Memories of Home and Family on New Album

Al Schmitt Recalls His Final Session with Tommy LiPuma

Rockers Mine Saturated, Psychedelic Sounds In The Studio

Hit Making Producer Pays It Forward

Record Store Day EP Captures Performance at Welcome to 1979

Live Sessions Fueled by Vinyl, Coffee and the Specter of Spector

Echo Mountain leads the way on homegrown, full-blown production

KING at the Top of L.A.’s Electro-Soul Music

Billy Bragg and Joe Henry Ride the Rails to Record ‘Shine a Light’

A Dozen Years and Many Miles Can’t Stop the Descendents

Bass Battle on ‘Everything Is No Thing’