Artist: Ryan Blotnick
Album: Kush
Year: 2016
Tyler Wood Credit: Mixing Engineer
…a very spirited, warm and meditative album from long time friend and fellow Maine native Ryan BLotnick…super relaxing and joyful to mix this…
... For this filmed recording session we chose to record remotely, in a beautiful old high school auditorium/gymnasium. It was a delightfully haunted space with perfect acoustics for Tignor's sounds ...
…Making music with Eliot, Mike and Aerial is one of the great joys of my life, and we're so proud to release our second record! we did the bulk of it in my brooklyn brownstone bedroom and it was a passion project for everyone involved...
It's been so great to see these guys turn into a real BAND over the years -- and I'm always happy to work with my older brother Justin. We recorded this beautiful album at one of my favorite places to work - Vibromonk Brooklyn
...my first project producing with Joan -- incredible to work with her and Parker Kindred in the studio, after having done so many live shows together...
This was an incredibly fun and challenging session inside a historic synagogue in Brooklyn. I brought in a mobile rig and we did one day in the empty sanctuary, and the second day we invited an audience. The lion's share of the album came from the live show. It was a total joy to work with Richie!
Therese Workman and I met briefly while cleaning college dorm rooms for extra cash. Years later, through the magic of myspace, we reconnected, and I heard her music for the first time. I was blown away. The following summer we holed up in a barn in rural Maine (our mutual home state), and these six songs are the result. Ladies and gents, please welcome Oh My Goodness to the world!
Three years ago, four of my favorite people formed a band. It just so happens that they are also four of my favorite musicians, and all of them close friends for at least a decade. I couldn't have been happier to be tasked with mixing their debut record
... editor and long-time friend Michael J. Palmer brought me on board this documentary, which proved an incredible experience. I got to go through and mix hours of Eagles multitracks spanning the decades -- including Bill Szymczyk's amazing original studio master tapes and concert footage from the enormous stadium shows of the band's heyday ...
...Wonderful debut album from a band that's bursting with energy and creativity. I love mixing homespun recordings when they sound like this ...
... really intense project that involved trekking to New Jersey to record drums in an empty college auditorium, and then a marathon mix session ... Wires Under Tension are labelmates of Glass Ghost and Luke Temple ...
... when a suburban escort girl is thwarted by a timid john who just wants her to talk, she allows herself to remember, and has an experience she won't forget ...
... I have been making music with Noam since college, dating back to my first album as a producer. "Found Alive" was made over the course of three memorable shows at the Living Room in NYC. Aside from receiving a jolting shock through my nose and leg via the mic / 1960's-era organ i was sitting at, the album was a joy to make. It features fellow Mainer Heather Masse on vocals, and was mixed in a barn ...
I have known Eliot and Mike since the college days, and I was overjoyed to team up with them on one of my first full-on projects as a producer. The entire record was made in the Brooklyn brownstone I was living in at the time. The house featured a four story wooden stairwell, where we recorded (or re-recorded) most of the sounds. The second album from Glass Ghost is in currently in the works!
... A Clinton-Sparks-curated mixtape that preceded their debut release on Interscope, this record was literally pieced together on the tour bus. Max and D.A.'s work was done, but we were waiting on superstars like Janelle Monae and Diddy to record verses and send them... We'd be downloading them on the crappy tourbus wifi as they came in (most at the last second), and integrating them into the songs. I mixed it in the back of the bus on a laptop with headphones, often feeling a bit motion-sick, sometimes a bit tall ...
...A little Brooklyn Bromance I was asked to score. I had one day, surrounded myself with instruments and microphones, and went to town. Justin Wood makes a cameo on clarinet, the rest is me having a blast ...
... Andrew Bergmann - Bass ... Uli Genenger - Drums ... Recorded during one of the most memorable summers of my life in Amsterdam, then brought back to Boston to mix ...