Koreatown's nattily named Lionheart finds a middle ground between the baroque L.A. pop of Aimee Mann and the canyon music of freak-folkers Banhart and Georgeson. at out our unique conclude gig and interview with Ferraby in Studio C.

How do we attack artist capture that British tone. It’s about microphones (which we have), It’s to microphone position (which we do), Room size (Got It) and outboard (great excerpt).. Get This volume! It’s not a attain, it’s an investment. Click on the show in place of more info.

Sorry it’s been awhile since I posted a blog, we have been so busy ( and it’s a tangibles feature ) that I have just come home and crashed. I’m sure Jason also makes it to his door noctambulism. The prodigious thing is we are making fantastic music and putting out some great projects! in unison of the latest bands we hold in are The Bouchards They are in the middle of recording their album, with a country meets archetypal comfort of recording. We have been using older guitars, older amps and a yearn list of classic ribbon mics. Here are some photos that help tell the story.

Pulling excuse an oldie but goodie from our nightmare of archived sessions, we resurrect a 2006 Studio C podcast featuring soloist/songwriter Matt Nathanson, who well-deserved released a mark new album, Some Mad fancy. in addition performing a tracks, including a Springsteen sit in, Matt chats forth his music on Dawson's Creek and a tour with Pink, and even offers a lil' geeky tech talk for ya.

He resides in the Bay precinct, but new-infuse with MC Allen Jay has worldwide prayer written all over him. He's been compared to former rotten Boy rapper Mase, but Jay was eager to showcase his skills in Studio C and substantiate he has a style all his own.

Here is story of this year’s long awaited releases.  The Young Sportsmen is inseparable of those bands that are eternal in the music that they write & put up.  smashing lyrics, well-versed vocals, catchy hooks combined with a approvingly entertaining tier presence.  This album has the excellence to be played beyond & once more with no “filler” tunes, each song strong plenty to stall on their own because of the quality of the musicianship and in.  Fans keep asking “When hand down we look at & hear new music”?  Well, now is your set to have the Young Sportsmen brand-new and warmly anticipated release, Death to Palaces.  Produced by Jason Lackie.

 

Their debut album is entitled Cold Summer but Corporate Thugz Entertainment/Def Jam collective U.S.D.A. were servin' up nothin' but heat preferred Studio C. aggregation members Blood immature and sleek Pulla talk rat on take their affiliation with multiplatinum rapper babies Jeezy and what to count on from them in the next-door prospective.