Brubeck Works on New Projects At Unity Gain

May 20, 2010, By Matt Gallagher

Pianist, composer and jazz icon Dave Brubeck worked on his two most recent album projects at Unity Gain Recording Studio...

Lonestar's 'Party Heard Around the World'

Apr 27, 2010, By Barbara Schultz

Keyboardist/producer Dean Sams says his band Lonestar’s new album is the most collaborative project the country/rock group has made to date. The release came together during a two-and-a-half year span that started with the bandmembers co-writing and arranging together in Sams’ personal studio in Nashville. ...

Gear Stories With Sylvia Massy: Whole Lotta Theremin

Apr 27, 2010, By Sylvia Massy

How can you keep from smiling? It farts, groans, weedles and screams as it’s being played, with hands moving erratically around its metal antennae. I keep the crazy thing hidden in the equipment locker at the studio and only reveal its presence when I know we have lots of time to kill....

Classic Tracks: Waylon Jennings' "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way"

Apr 27, 2010, By Barbara Schultz

This month’s “Classic Track,” “Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way,” is on Waylon Jennings’ Dreaming My Dreams, the third album he recorded in the studio owned by his friend and fellow Outlaw Tompall Glaser, and the only record he made with legendary engineer/producer Cowboy Jack Clement. ...

Music: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Apr 27, 2010, By Blair Jackson

The band takes its name from the leather-clad biker gang in the classic 1953 Marlon Brando film, The Wild One—the Black Rebels Motorcycle Club (BRMC). The group’s sound—an amalgamation of hard rock, blues, neo-psychedelic and even some Americana—can be as noisy and aggressive as a swarm of Harleys ...

Track Sheet, April 2010

Mar 31, 2010, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

Read Mix Report on New Recording Sessions Across the United States ...

Nashville Skyline, April 2010

Mar 31, 2010, By Peter Cooper

We live in a world where we’re barraged every day by how bad things are,” says Phil Madeira, the multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer who operates out of a Franklin studio he calls Planet of the Tapes. “But most people really want to do good.” ...

Music: John Butler Trio

Mar 31, 2010, By Blair Jackson

What are the odds that a singer/songwriter/guitarist from a small town near the Western Australian city of Perth—where 14 years ago he was busking on the streets—would develop an international following for his infectious and powerful amalgam of dancehall reggae, rootsy blues-rock, harmony-filled pop and Hendrix-influenced guitar ...

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