George Marino, RIP
George Marino, a three-time Grammy-winning engineer who mastered such classic albums as Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions, John Lennon & Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy and Guns...
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George Marino, a three-time Grammy-winning engineer who mastered such classic albums as Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions, John Lennon & Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy and Guns...
Two of jazz’s busiest and most prolific players, pianist Chick Corea and vibraphone master Gary Burton, have managed to get together periodically to make...
“Love Shack,” The B-52s’ campy, happy dance song from their 1989 album Cosmic Thing has become the alternative, tongue-in-cheek equivalent of Kool & The...
The Villains, out of Atlanta, draw inspiration for their vocal-driven, country-inflected rock from the catalogs of The Band, The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac. For...
Los Angeles–based band Zehnder (bassist Timothy Gibbs Zehnder and guitarist Tom Zehnder, with drummer Mike Boggio) set out to simply have fun in the...
One of my heroes, Ray Bradbury, passed away recently. In my youth, I devoured his books and he was one of a few who...
Playing with familiar forms and attempting to update them is central to the music-making process—as is championing a particular regional sound. Taking something familiar...
Duke Ellington was among the most eclectic composers of the 20th century, so it makes sense that Joe Jackson’s new tribute, The Duke (June...
Recording 'Paper Heart' in Nashville's Smoakstack Studios
Playing with established forms and attempting to reshape them is common to the music-making process. Taking something familiar and making it your own, however,...
In his new book from Course Technology/Cengage Learning, Emmy Award–winning composer, guitarist and producer Brian Tarquin reveals the recording equipment, recording and mixing techniques,...
Veteran music journalist Barry Cleveland (currently an editor at Guitar Player magazine) has published the second edition of his book about the career of...
Renowned recording engineer and educator Tom Tucker, who worked on best-selling records with such artists as Lucinda Williams, Prince, Johnny Lang and Soul Asylum,...
Before signing with Warner Bros. Records Nashville, Randy Travis spent a decade looking for a recording contract, and being rejected by everyone. In 1985,...
Tony Maserati in his mix room. Photo: Ana Gibert [Ed. Note: Mix magazine senior editor Blair Jackson continues his conversation with mix engineer Tony...
Joe Chiccarelli, pictured here at EastWest Recording Studios in Hollywood working on the upcoming Jason Mraz record. Engineer Steve Churchyard has his back to...
Musicians have been interpreting songs from Disney films forever, but the recent Everybody Wants to Be A Cat: Disney Jazz Volume 1 is the...
Former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart has been touring since last fall with a red-hot new band and a batch of excellent songs he...
DANNY ELFMAN CREATES THE DYNAMIC SCORE FOR A 'JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF CINEMA'
I like Dave Grohl, and I’m liking him more as the years go by. He lives the life he believes in, and he eats,...
The YouTube video for Theresa Andersson’s song, “Na, Na, Na,” has been viewed more than 1.4 million times. It shows the Swedish-born artist—who’s now...
Hargo’s eclectic new disc Out of Mankind is alt-rock with a gamut of found sounds, “ethnic” instruments and horns. But as engineer/producer Joel Hamilton...
Engineer/producer Zach McNees recorded most of the 18 tracks on singer/songwriter Julia Nunes’ beautiful and sometimes whimsical album, Settle Down, at The Buddy Project...
There isn’t a show on television that devotes more attention and resources to quality sound than the Grammy Awards, and this year, amid changes...
The studio business is the ultimate concierge service for artists and musicians. Whatever is asked for, a good studio staff bends over backwards to...
Of the five works that were nominated for Grammys this year in the Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, category, three could be filed under “Americana,”...
Symbiotic Records recording artist Ignacio Val has just completed mastering on his debut self-titled album at Bernie Grundman Mastering. The album was produced by...
15 YEARS ONBOARD THE JOHN LENNON EDUCATIONAL TOUR BUS
The Grateful Dead’s Europe 1972 tour is legend among Deadheads, in no small part because it spawned four prior releases, including Europe 72 and...
Open this treasure chest and feast your ears and eyes: RCA Legacy’s Young Man With the Big Beat contains five CDs of remastered classics,...
The last solo single by a Beatle to top the charts, George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set On You" was an anomaly in that...
Philadelphia native and recording studio entrepreneur Joe Tarsia received the SPARS Legacy Award before a packed house of industry peers at New York’s The...