Month: April 2023

  Mixing & Mastering If you can imagine the ideal soundtrack to driving through the scented country roads of France on a hot lazy summer’s day then it would be the music of Martin Taylor’s Spirit of Django. To mark the 100th Anniversary of the birth of one of the founders of European jazz Django Reinhardt, […]

Mastering “A Sensuous debut from not so much a band as a family. It would be easy to position Talinka as a sub-set of the Orient House Ensemble, considering the personnel. But liberated from drums, there’s an airy spaciousness about Talinka’s music that is never far from the taste of tears, which is a long […]

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Mastering On Songs of the Metropolis, Atzmon makes a virtue of his peripatetic existence, offering eight fine original compositions inspired by cities around the world where he has performed, from Paris and Berlin to Buenos Aires and his native Tel Aviv. But perhaps the standout is the album’s only cover, an energetic reworking of Scarborough […]

  Mixing “A series of multi-faceted compositions that combine genuine beauty with a very impressive level of musical sophistication, with each composer bringing something characterful to the table” The Jazz Mann

  Mixing & Mastering “A special mention must go to Andrew Tulloch who mixed and mastered this album as the sound is incredible, allowing every touch and nuance to shine through” Kev Rowland, Progarchives.com

Mixing & Mastering “Andrew Tulloch’s mix, superb throughout the album, is nothing short of breathtaking” (The New York City Jazz Record) ‘Album Choice’, hi-finews “2018’s Softs aren’t resting on their laurels, they’re rearranging them and sticking them on the head of that pompous-looking statue in the town centre. Great stuff!” Oz Hardwick

Mixing & Mastering “Rarely does a debut album come up with the goods so consistently and wonderfully as this” Mike Gates, UK Vibe

  Mastering “Consistency of sound, lots of space in the music and, of course, its overriding sense of beauty. Charlie Dunlap, Listomania

  Mastering “From the title on, everything about this album proclaims a sharp intelligence. An album of infinite richness, Climate proves that idiosyncrasy isn’t dead yet” Mike Butler, Manchester Evening News