Results for "Producer"

Part Time Heroes

Part-Time Heroes Since releasing their debut LP “Meanwhile..” with Wah Wah 45s in 2008, Ross Wakefield and Toby Vane have given up their day jobs and immersed themselves in the world of music. Shop assistant and sandwich boy no longer, the pair toured their first album, and the remix project that followed, extensively, most notably in Japan where the Heroes have garnered a hefty underground following. As remix requests came flooding in from the likes of Tru Thoughts, Compost Records, The Jazz Invaders and MJ Cole, and the boys found themselves in demand for television and film soundtrack work, the making of the second album got a bit of a nudge on to the back burner

Lee Fletcher

Based in the South West of England Lee Fletcher is a musician, record producer, arranger, songwriter & mix / mastering engineer. Furthermore he creates (predominantly music-related) film & video.

Lee has worked in a variety of audio / visual capacities with notable artists and musicians located around the world, helping to realise a number of critically acclaimed works. In recent years he has combined his talents with fellow producers / artists {{m: Markus Reuter = 18269}} (Austria), Fabio Trentini (Italy), and Adrian Benavides (USA) to form Unsung Productions; a collective of audio professionals dedicated to the highest working standards and greater musical possibilities.

Lee's extensive audio-visual portfolio is augmented by formal schooling in the shape of a Creative Digital Media (Music Pathway) degree, for which he achieved 1st Class / Distinction status.

Summer 2012: Lee released his debut solo album (in conjunction with co-featured artists Markus Reuter and Lisa Fletcher) entitled 'Faith in Worthless Things'.

Colman Brothers

Born: July 26, 2002

Brothers Matt and Andrew Colman play trombone and trumpet respectively. The pair, from Bristol, have been writing together for the last 6 years. Their music combines traditional latin and jazz flavours with contemporary beats and the kind of horn power you would expect from this duo of brass masters. Mat Colman is a trombonist who can boast to having played with artists as varied as The Herbaliser, Chris Bowden, Pee Wee Ellis, Shola Ama, Ben E. King, 4-Hero, Black Grape and Suggs(!); whilst young Andrew Colman, trumpet and flugelhorn genius, has not only held his own with Corrine Bailey Rae, Peter King and Perry Hemus, but was recently voted the Young Jazz Musician of the Year! Hes also responsible for that cheeky little trumpet on Jamie Finlays rather excellent Wah Wah 45s release from 2005. The Bristol dwelling pair came up with “El Nino” whilst listening to an album by German composer and band leader, Peter Herbolzheimer, famous for his Rhythm Combination and Brass

Intelligent Audio

Born: June 16, 1980

Intelligent Audio is a London based record label, split into 2 streams: IA1 is for deep, tech house and all kinds of techno. IA2 is anything NOT house and techno. Expect broken beat, nu jazz, downtempo, chill out, lounge, smooth jazz, future jazz and all sorts! Where possible artists will fully express themselves, releasing 8 tracks simultaneously over IA1 and IA2. We also release music specific to either IA1 or IA2 depending on the artists. The vision for the label is to release 8 tracks every month - 6 weeks. Quality not quantity though - we release as and when its ready :-) Watch out for some amazing releases..

Paris Toon 2

Not long ago, a musical movement hailing from America's east coast took root in the city of Phoenix to awaken the ears and souls of music loving desert dwellers throughout the "Valley of the Sun". Mothers Favorite Child is that movement; a collective, a vibe, a sound, an entity which has taken many shapes and colors over time but has NEVER strayed from the true spirit of music. MFC is best known for presenting all forms of Soul music with the most authentic approach whether recorded or live. The Mothers Favorite Child sound and style was initially conceived within the soul of one man, Paris Toon, producer and creator of this timeless musical movement

Rebecca McInroy

Rebecca McInroy began her career in radio, editing reel-to- reel tape while studying at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece. She was fascinated with sound recording, editing and story telling and when she moved back to the states she started working for KSUI and WSUI in Iowa City, IA where her love for jazz and radio first combined. She co-produced a jazz program for KSUI called As Night Falls. One of the hosts of the program was the late Frank Conroy who would share stories of jamming with Charles Mingus and other jazz legends while on the air. She landed in Austin, Texas in 2004 where she started working for KUT Radio while pursuing a graduate degree in Media Studies at the University of Texas

Toon

Born: May 17, 1979

The resurgence of Jazz music by natiave born Brooklyn Jazz Soul band Mothers Favorite Child is upon us but not before its creator, Jazz Soul producer Paris Toon, reintroduces himself and his "child" as only he can . . . through real, raw, Jazz Soul MUSIC. The Paris Toon jazz soul recording project, enigmatically titled, "Baptism by Fire," is a portion of a life narrated by Mothers Favorite Child jazz musicians. MFC is and has always been a Brooklyn jazz soul musical collective, whimsically constructed by intuition and nurtured by divine talent. This is a jazz soul movement on a mission to expose truth in sounds and words

KishoSoundAndVision

Born: December 1, 1963

Brooklyn NY based Musician, Composer, Songwriter and Music Producer. I work with Female Fronted Bands/Projects that I create. Born in Republic Of Georgia. Moved to NYC/USA 20 years ago.I love Writing, Composing,Producing anything from Tonal to Atonal, from Post Punk to Blues, Jazz and Pop. It may sound little weird, but I don't play in/with bands that I create (i guess i am not getting "kicks" out of playing/performing...it is very physical task for me...but i do play instruments when i compose). Here's link to one of my Pop-Jazz-Rock bands (Gray Maps) https://www.reverbnation.com/graymaps Mail => [email protected] Call/Txt => 917 830 6728 Thanks

David Geffen

Born: February 21, 1943

Though not always the most popular figure in rock music -- just ask Jerry Wexler, who called him a greedy agent, or writer Fred Goodman, who went to great lengths to pan him in a book about the music industry -- David Geffen has nevertheless been one of the most important figures in the corporate rock world of the last 30 years. He is responsible for guiding the careers of such big-name acts as Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Laura Nyro, Jackson Browne and the Eagles, believing in the artists when few others did. Geffen is also believed by some, however, to be the definitive figure in shaping the greed and excess of the music industry during the '70s, the shark who changed the priority from music to money

T Bone Burnett

Born: January 14, 1948

Despite critical acclaim as a performer, the rootsy singer/songwriter T Bone Burnett earned his greatest renown as a producer, helming recording sessions for acts ranging from Roy Orbison and Elvis Costello to Counting Crows and Sam Phillips. Born Joseph Henry Burnett on January 14, 1948, in St. Louis, MO, he grew up in Fort Worth, TX, soaking in the area's indigenous blend of blues, R&B, and Tex-Mex sounds. Instead of attending college, he opted to open his own Fort Worth recording studio, while also performing in a series of blues bands; in the early '70s he relocated to Los Angeles, producing sessions for Glen Clark and Delbert McClinton. After recording his own 1972 debut, The B-52 Band & the Fabulous Skylarks, Burnett toured with Delaney & Bonnie before befriending Bob Neuwirth, a singer/songwriter known for his ties to Bob Dylan