Here’s the first of two videos cut together by Kevin Hastings of Vanity Machine of us cutting drums for a bunch of new songs at EastWest Studios in Hollywood with the incredible Charlie Paxson. Enjoy!

Here’s the latest single from Big Moves entitled “Stay Up Kid.” I produced, engineered, and mixed at Studio P. Check it out! Favorite! Like! Subscribe!

I had the pleasure of producing, engineering, and mixing 4 songs for Uxbridge (Worcester), MA.-based GrandEvolution late last year. We cut drums at the amazing Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood with Matt Palermo of Ludo, and Tommy And The High Pilots fame. Bassist Marty O’Brien laid down some killer tracks for us as well. And Dave Shul (late of Spearhead) did some wicked lead guitar work. Sarah brought her usual great songs, guitar, vocals, and spirit to the project. Special thanks to Andrew Alekel at Grandmaster for knowing that place like the back of his hand! Check out the video for “Sweetheart!”

Well, I guess the cat’s out of the bag now! I’ve been producing a song for amazing vocalist/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/YouTube sensation Danna Richards! We’re having a lot of fun. And apparently she’s having a lot of fun editing embarrassing video clips of me together! Check out her latest vlog below. And check out her song a day series, and her other vlog entries!

I’m proud to have produced, engineered, and mixed the latest Black Kettle single for Handcrafted Music. Check out the video for “Make Me Stay” featuring a cameo by our friend Danna Richards below, and all of their music over on their YouTube Channel!

The latest single and video from Big Moves is out now! I produced, engineered, and mixed for Handcrafted Music. Big shout out to Blake Hodges, who directed the video. If you watch, you’ll know why he deserves hazard pay!

This week Black Kettle released their new single, “Recycled Hearts,” as the latest Black Kettle Tuesday video on YouTube. I was honored to produce, engineer, and mix the song for them in association with Handcrafted Music. Check out the video below, and spread the word!

Ever wonder how good the performances on your modern recordings ACTUALLY are? Well, here’s proof that the Handcrafted artist’s aren’t fooling around. What you hear is what you get! Unless we WANT it not to be!

Hilarious.