Finding the Rhythm

Hey everyone, I figured I’d give everyone a very brief update of news on the production and remix front, as it feels like I’ve been locked in my studio for weeks!

The next remix to drop will be What You Do To Me, from Tania Mashay. I don’t have a release date yet, and last I spoke to the label, they were still waiting on some of the mixes from other producers to get wrapped-up. As soon as it’s out, I’ll post the links on my web site, and mention it on Twitter as well. (Follow me on Twitter!) Tania’s vocal is reminiscent of Rozalla, and she wrote the song. It has an interesting structure, and presented some unique challenges (each project does). But I loved the song the first time I heard it, and it was a pleasure to work on.

Soon after, look for my treatment of Ben Coen’s Check This Out. The song has already been released by Ben’s label, Sirenia, but my remix will be part of a follow-on batch of mixes coming in the next couple of weeks. I really like how it came-out, and I hope you do as well. Ben’s a good looking guy, and he’s got a unique, distinctive voice I really like. Again, I’ll post info as soon as I have it.

There was another remix nearly complete in here too that I’ve made reference to in tweets, but unfortunately, it looks like it’s going to remain unfinalized, and unreleased. If that situation changes, I’ll update you.

On the horizon is another remix (too early to talk about), and three other projects that are my own. It’s way premature to talk about any of them much, and it’s to be determined which of the three might get wrapped-up and released first. I will say that one of them will feature my own vocals, and one of them is with the incredible Court Clark, a fellow Denverite, and talented vocalist. We’ve spent some time together in the studio, and after some necessary hardware upgrades (the PreSonus channel strip I cryptically mentioned on Twitter recently!), we’ll be attacking this some more.

Court, my friend Carol Hahn, and I have something in-common… We’ve all said that we can’t imagine anything we’d rather be doing than working on music, and it’s so very true. In fact, I think I’ll go do that now.