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My Top 10 Songs of 2011
The following are my top 10 songs of the year. These are in no particular order. Depending on my day or mood, any one of them could be my favorite song of the year. I also limited it to one song per artist, or Adele would have hogged up three spots. I have put [Read More]
My Top 10 Albums of 2011
1: Adele – 21 Pop albums don’t require each musician to be a virtuoso. Simple parts on each instrument blended together elegantly and creatively does the trick. Along with amazing songs and an amazing singer. This album is one for the ages. I’m glad America caught on, it wasn’t a foregone conclusion. 2: [Read More]
Solo Challenges = Advantages part 2: Can I Play This Live?
Many bands face this question when recording… Record an album that accurately reflects the band’s live show, or do a bunch of stuff that can’t be replicated on stage? One plus in your column as a solo artist… you don’t really need to worry about this one. Why? Because if you announce your performances as [Read More]
Studio Construction Diary
Great Falls Recording Studio Pictures (Before and After)
It took me way too long to get photos up of my new recording studio in Great Falls, but here they are! The Recording Studio Virtual Tour We’re in the basement of the Columbus Center in Great Falls, MT. it ain’t pretty and it’s kind of creepy… but there’s a door that [Read More]
Client News
Darkman T-Roy releases video
T-Roy sang some great demos for me when I was in New York. He finally got around [Read More]
Dana Jo is “Driven” on Jan. 28th
Dana Jo Forseth is releasing her debut EP on January 28th. A collection of [Read More]
Jonathan Siu’s first Music Video
Jonathan Siu was one of my final clients before I left New York. Of Peruvian descent, he [Read More]
Out and About
Judging for Cascade of Talent
I had the honor of being one of the judges for the Great Falls Cascade of Talent auditions. I sat alongside Katie Stuckey, Eric Brown, Steve Keller and Linda Fuller in the narrowing down of over 40 auditioners for 20 spots. Overall, there was some VERY good talent, and far fewer [Read More]
Recording and Promotion Tips
The Myth of “Almost Zero” Recording Costs – MTT – Music Think Tank
The Myth of “Almost Zero” Recording Costs – MTT – Music Think [Read More]
The Death Of Mistakes Means The Death Of Rock – Monitor Mix Blog : NPR
The Death Of Mistakes Means The Death Of Rock – Monitor Mix Blog : NPR. This [Read More]
10 Weird Ways to Distribute Music | Epicenter | Wired.com
Discouraged by dwindling sales? Maybe you should think outside the box? Here’s a [Read More]
Reviews
My Top 10 Songs of 2011
The following are my top 10 songs of the year. These are in no particular order. Depending on my day or mood, any one of them could be my favorite song of the year. I also limited it to one song per artist, or Adele would have hogged up three spots. I have put [Read More]
My Top 10 Albums of 2011
1: Adele – 21 Pop albums don’t require each musician to be a virtuoso. Simple parts on each instrument blended together elegantly and creatively does the trick. Along with amazing songs and an amazing singer. This album is one for the ages. I’m glad America caught [Read More]
Review: Adele – 21: Pop Music both Organic and Soulful
Adele’s album is the kind that makes me green with envy. Yes, I enjoy it. So much that I pray I can produce something with this much depth, soul, personality and passion before my career is over. The songwriting sparkles throughout. Adele proves a strong enough writer, that through all the [Read More]
The Top 20 Albums of the Decade (2000-2009)
Why are people always complaining that music isn’t as good as it used to be. I think this decade featured some very fine music. I’ve seen a lot of lists that are so indie it hurts, and a lot of albums hailed not so much because they are *enjoyable* and more because, well, they [Read More]



