Renaissance Man

Aug 1, 2007 12:00 PM, By Mike Levine

Whether Producing, Mixing, Playing or Programming, Carmen Rizzo Excels.

CARMEN RIZZO: A SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY

Azam Ali, Elysium for the Brave (Six Degrees, 2006); producer, musician, cowriter

Rachel Fuller, Shine (Candycat Ltd., 2006); producer (with Pete Townshend), programmer, mixer

Kate Havnevik, Melankton (Continentica Records, 2006); mixer, producer, programmer, musician

Coldplay, “Speed of Sound” from X&Y (Capitol, 2005); engineer Niyaz, Niyaz (Six Degrees, 2005); band member, producer, cowriter, musician

Carmen Rizzo, The Lost Art of the Idle Moment (The Lab/Universal, 2005); musician, writer, producer, engineer, mixer

BT, “The Great Escape” from Chillout — A Nettwerk Escape (Nettwerk, 2004); remixer

Delerium, Chimera (Nettwerk, 2003); producer, cowriter, engineer, programmer

Alanis Morissette, Under Rug Swept (Maverick, 2002); programmer, keyboardist, engineer

Paul Oakenfold, Bunkka (Maverick, 2002); producer, writer, programmer

Ekova, Space Lullabies and Other Fantasmagore (Six Degrees, 2001); producer, engineer, mixer, programmer

Perry Farrell, “Song Yet to Be Sung” and “Shekina” from Song Yet to Be Sung (Virgin, 2001); mixer

Grant Lee Phillips, Mobilize (Zoë/Universal, 2001); producer, engineer, mixer, programmer

Planet of the Apes theme (20th Century Fox, 2001); remixer (with Paul Oakenfold)

Supreme Beings of Leisure, Supreme Beings of Leisure (Palm Pictures, 2000); producer

Povi, Life in Volcanoes (Nettwerk, 1999); band member, producer, cowriter, musician

Robbie Robertson, Contact from the Underworld of Red Boy (Capitol, 1998); engineer, coproducer, mixer, programmer

Seal, Seal (Sire, 1994); cowriter, engineer, programmer

Ryuichi Sakamoto, Beauty (Virgin, 1992); engineer, mixer