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Dec 1, 2009,
By Kristi Kates
With an amiable innocence and self-taught studio skills, Owl City aka Adam Young crafted his first major-label release (Ocean Eyes, Universal Republic,...
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Nov 1, 2009,
By Kristi Kates
Our Lady Peace's previous album took more than 1,000 days to record. For the band's frontman, Raine Maida, that was 1,000 days too many. Departing Columbia...
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Oct 1, 2009,
By Bill Murphy
Herv Salters (aka General Elektriks) knows his vintage keyboards. As a session player in his native Paris, with the likes of Femi Kuti and DJ Mehdi and...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By Emile Menasche
Home Base: New York Primary multitrack: Ampex MM1200 2-inch 24-track; Digidesign Pro Tools Favored guitars: Gibson Les Pauls Website: www.bohemianproductions.net...
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Aug 1, 2009,
By Kristi Kates
Electronic Musician looks a the production of Great Lake Swimmers's CD, Lost Channels...
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Jul 1, 2009,
By Diane Gershuny
Electronic Musician looks a the production of Obi Best's CD, Capades....
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Jun 1, 2009,
By Bill Murphy
New York City has always been a hotbed of experimentation, especially when it comes to avant-garde jazz. For bassist Lisle Ellis, who has worked with...
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Jun 1, 2009,
By Mike Levine
Jupiter Rising's Spenser Nezey is interviewed by Electronic Musician about the recording of the band's latest CD, The Quiet Hype...
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May 1, 2009,
By Ken Micallef
Electronic Musician looks at how Señor Coconut produced his new CD, Around the World using samples manipulated in Pro Tools, Native Instruments Battery, an Apple G4 PowerBook and more...
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Apr 1, 2009,
By Bill Murphy
Charles Cohen Composer profile on Creating Avant Garde Electronic Music in April 2009 EM...
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Mar 1, 2009,
By Mike Levine
Cadillac Sky band profile on recording Cadillac Sky Gravity's Our Enemy 2008 Album in March 2009 EM...
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Feb 1, 2009,
By Bill Murphy
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Matthew Herbert’s CD, There’s Me and There’s You, which features a blend of sampled sounds and big-band jazz...
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Feb 1, 2009,
By Diane Gershuny
EM interviews Swedish-born/New Orleans-transplant Theresa Andersson about the production of her latest CD, recorded mainly in her kitchen-based studio...
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Jan 1, 2009,
By Kristi Kates
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Lindstrøm’s latest, Where You Go I Go Too...
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Jan 1, 2009,
By Bill Murphy
Electronic Musician interviews Ant Neely about the recording of his new CD, Not Fit For Human Consumption, which features electronic beats and textures layered with old public-domain audio samples...
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Dec 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of the CD Luminarium, from the Swedish experimental trio, Tape....
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Dec 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasché
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Josh Fix’s Free at Last...
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Nov 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasché
Classical influences are nothing new in rock music: back in the '70s and '80s, virtuosos like Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Yngwie Malmsteen were more likely...
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Nov 1, 2008,
By Diane Gershuny
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Love Rhino, an eclectic indie pop record by Sunny Levine (who is Quincy Jones' grandson), who has spent most of his career as a producer...
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Oct 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasché
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Derby's Posters Fade CD, which the band produced using an old Apple Mac G4 and very few plug-ins...
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Sep 1, 2008,
By Diane Gershuny
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Tim Fite’s latest CD, Fair Ain’t Fair, which features sample based tunes and unusual instrumentation...
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Sep 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Paul de Benedictis’s Quintets project, which was originally started using Opcode Studio Vision software and finished using Digidesign Pro Tools...
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Aug 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
You could describe 46bliss as an electronica outfit, but the trio which consists of keyboardist-vocalist David Cooper, drummer-programmer Jack Freudenheim,...
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Aug 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
Experimental music naturally brings with it a sense of risk, adventure, and endless possibility. And with the current state of technology, all it takes...
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
It's not every day that you can say electric guitar and John Philip Sousa in the same breath, but the music of the March King has helped pave the way...
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Adam Young Pro/File: Going Underground
Our Lady Peace Pro/File: OLP Goes on Their Own
General Elektriks Pro/File: One-Man Garage Band
Brian Tarquin Pro/File: Tunes From the Jungle Room
Great Lake Swimmers Pro/File: Sweet Reflections
Obi Best Pro/File: Studio Escapades
Lisle Ellis Pro/File: Bass and Circuitry
Jupiter Rising Pro/File: Tracking The Quiet Hype
Senor Coconut Pro/File: Techno Latin
Charles Cohen Pro/File: Painting with Sound
Cadillac Sky Profile
ProFile: Record, Splice, Rearrange | Matthew Herbert
ProFile: Come on in My Kitchen | Theresa Anderson
ProFile: Solitary Sound Maker | Lindstrom
ProFile: Crunching Code | Ant Neely
ProFile: In a Silent Way | Tape
ProFile: The Fix Is In | Josh Fix
ProFile: Fresh Aria | East Village Opera Company
ProFile: When Sunny Goes Solo | Sunny Levine
ProFile: Getting More From Less | Derby
Pro/File: Fite's Flight of Fancy
Pro/File: All in Good Time
Pro/File: Long-Distance Operators
Pro/File: Cycles of Strings