Albums aren’t always easy to make. Creating something out of thin air can be a struggle–even more so when you have tension with your collaborators. Below, find three tense recording sessions that ...
At this point, you’d probably be hard pressed to find a film geek who wasn’t intimately familiar with the Wilhelm Scream. The famous stock sound effect has been used hundreds of times in feature film ...
The Rolling Stones” are back in the recording studio, saxophonist Courtney Pine revealed. The jazz musician said he recorded ...
Barrett enjoyed the benefits of Pink Floyd’s success for roughly a year before the band moved on without him. The Mapcap received royalty checks for his early contributions but had nothing to do with ...
The rapper was caught in the middle. Tory Lanez promised fans he would get to work on a new album, and he has. The rapper started the recording sessions for his upcoming release, which he claims will ...
The last known studio recording of Toby Keith's three-decade-long mainstream career has been released as a music video. Five months after the release of HARDY's latest installment of his HIXTAPE ...
Longtime Prince collaborator David “Z” Rivkin recalled his early studio sessions with the musician, prior to his first record deal. Rivkin’s first time in the studio with Prince was with the ...
Perhaps you’re putting together your first demo. Maybe you’ve landed an audition and need to record some sides. Or you’ve booked the job and will soon head into the studio—congratulations! While ...
A Texas native, Bryan began his professional career as the opening act for legendary jazz guitarist Larry Carlton. A graduate of University of Southern California (BM, DMA), and University of Texas ...
Thirty-nine years ago, the biggest music stars in the world crammed into a recording studio in Los Angeles for an all-night session that they hoped might alter music history. “We Are the World” was a ...
Much about Eck and Henry Gilliland's time at Victor Studios in New York is shrouded in mystery, except the date: June 30, 1922. By Tom Roland When River House/Columbia Nashville released Luke Combs’ ...