Category: Extended Discography

Lea Delaria – Be a Santa ( Warner Classics )   

Lea Delaria – Be a Santa ( Warner Classics )   

Recording Mixing & Mastering “I know, I know – but wait until you hear it. From the opening scat version of “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” to the final, not-quite-bebop “White Christmas”, this is the Christmas album for 2010, and not an uneasy or mawkish moment in the whole 11 numbers. Lea DeLaria is […]

Ranjit Barot – Bada Boom ( Abstract Logix/ EMI India ) 

Ranjit Barot – Bada Boom ( Abstract Logix/ EMI India ) 

Additional Recording “Fusion and classical Indian rhythms merge on this spectacular confluence of styles. Drummer Ranjit Barot erupts on the opening East-meets-West salvo “Singularity,” a time-shifting number with blazing solos from electric bassist Matthew Garrison, veena master Punya Srinivas and guitar great John McLaughlin. The Nirvana String Section adds majesty to the proceedings on “T = O,” […]

Theo Travis – Open Air (Tonefloat Records)   

Theo Travis – Open Air (Tonefloat Records)   

Recording & Mixing “Possessed of a reach that has, over the past quarter century, found him traversing a remarkably broad expanse of the musical continuum, Travis continues to transform a concept similarly adopted by other musicians into something deeply personal and instantly recognizable. Call it jazz, call it prog, call it ambient. Call it anything […]

Gilad Atzmon and the Orient House Ensemble – The Spirit of Trane’ 

Gilad Atzmon and the Orient House Ensemble – The Spirit of Trane’ 

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 […]

Ingrid Laubrock– Anti House (Intakt )   

Ingrid Laubrock– Anti House (Intakt )   

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 […]