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Deep Time: September 2012 Cover Story
On Transitioning From Bedroom Recording to Pro Studios Formerly known as Yellow Fever, Deep Time’s Jennifer Moore and Adam Jones don’t aim to do anything more than create music that people find...
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My Darling Clementine
Tracking Live to Prove Brits Can Make Country as Good as the Yanks Although England’s a nation that’s proven time and time again its love for folk and all things alt-country, it seemed that genuine...
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Sean Rowe
On Cinematic Lyrics and Taking a New Approach to the Studio Listening to Sean Rowe against the scope of other American singer/songwriters is like playing a game of...
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The WHOevers
Manipulating Track Ideas in Cubase Before Hitting the Studio Chicago hip-hop has never been this smooth. Sorry Kanye, the WHOevers have found that feeling that A Tribe Called Quest imbibed and put...
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Ape School
Embracing Eclecticism & Rejecting Computer Trickery GENRE: Experimental Chill-Rock HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA ARTISTIC APPROACH: Recording with old equipment and an older mindset URL:...
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The Ducky Boys
On Fan Funding & New Business Models GENRE: Loud (is that a genre?) HOMETOWN: Boston, MA ARTISTIC APPROACH: Three chords and the truth URL: www.duckyboys.com Chasing the Ghost by Ducky Boys Nearly...
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Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss
Veneration Leads to Collaboration GENRE: Fusion of Folk/Ragtime/Bluegrass & Gospel HOMETOWN: Los Angeles, CA ARTISTIC APPROACH: Inspiration through truth, beauty, and each other. URL:...
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Krewella
Culling Metal Influences into EDM GENRE: Dubstep/EDM HOMETOWN: Chicago, IL ARTISTIC APPROACH: To create bone-rattling beats. URL: www.facebook.com/krewella Life of the Party ft. S-Preme by Krewella...
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In the Studio with Jimmy Herring
Widespread Panic Guitarist Explores Backwards Reverb and the EBow On getting in the right mindset to record: “The studio can be a somewhat clinical atmosphere. Sometimes it’s difficult to get loose.”...
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