Month: April 2023

Mastering Debut release from Thibaut Remy’s multicultural Afro Beat outfit

Mastering “Fifty years after Coltrane’s death, Gilad Atzmon, the expat Israeli saxophonist, clarinetist and author has recorded and is touring this dedication to the great American saxophonist, made with his Orient House Ensemble and the Sigamos String Quartet (Atzmon previously paid tribute to the genius of Charlie Parker on his 2009 album In Loving Memory of […]

Mastering Letting Go goes back to instrumental jazz-rock before it ironed out the creases and became an f-word’.‘Sirkis’ magnificent presence is always tempered by an acute sensitivity to group principles’’. Selwyn Harris, Jazzwise, Oct 2010

Recording, Mixing & Mastering

Mastering “German saxist Ingrid Laubrock, a creative presence on the London contemporary jazz scene since the 1990s, has moved to New York, and the impact on her work is palpable. This group, featuring the innovative guitarist Mary Halvorson (an explorer of experimental rock as well as free jazz), is more inviting than Laubrock’s earlier Sleepthief trio, which also featured Tim Berne […]

Recording Mixing & Mastering Recorded live in Hamburg

Mastering “I must have listen to it at least five times before reviewing and each time I was just blown away.” Off the Record – Thomas Neil

Mastering “All musical genre can be blended with one another. As I get older and more persnickety, I am coming to believe that just because two musical traditions can be blended that they necessarily should be. I have listened to countless experiments with cross-pollination that best have been left alone. Gratefully, this is not true […]

with Shankar Mahadevan-Zakir Hussein Mastering “Is That So? is a lovely yet radical and provocative departure for McLaughlin and one he freely acknowledges longtime fans may not enjoy. It’s easy to see his point, but an honest approach to this quietly astonishing music should result in delight for most open-minded listeners.” All Music – Thom Jurek

Recording & Mixing “Once Upon a Tide is a beautiful and intriguing album, full of superb musicianship and thrilling improvisation. It has many moods, like the tide it describes”. London Jazz News – Alison Bentley