John Albani has been in the music industry for approximately thirty years. He started recording in 1979 with three albums for MCA's band Wrabit. He then joined with Canadian singer Lee Aaron in 1983 to help with song writing and arranging. John became her guitarist and continued to write and record with Lee Aaron until January 1995. He co-produced 3 of her albums, Bodyrock (double platinum) Some Girls Do (platinum plus) and Emotional Rain.

While recording "Emotional Rain" John produced guitar tracks with Reeves Gabrels from David Bowie's "Tin Machine" and Knox Chandler formerly of "The Psychedelic Furs". John also produced 2 tracks for German release of the that album.

John's ever increasing reputation for quality productions, led him to record demos in 1992 for the band No Love Lost (from Brampton, Ontario). These demos were responsible for the band being signed to Electra Entertainment.

Other collaborations include,

• Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow, Yngwie Malmsteen)
• Jonathan Cain (Journey, Bad English, Michael Bolton)
• Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper)
• Bob Ezrin (Alice Cooper, Pink Floyd)
• Taylor Rhoads (Aerosmith)
• Jim Valance (Brian Adams)
• Stan Miesner (Ricochet)
• David Roberts (Jeferson Starship)
• RUSH (Signals Tour)
• Black Sabbath (The Mob Rules tour)
• Jon Bon Jovi (7800 Ferinhight Tour)
• Larry Stewart (Restless Heart)
• John Bettis (Michael Jackson, Madona, The Carpenters)
• R. C. Bannon -Writer\Producer (Louise Mandrel)
• Steve Azar (Recording Artist)
• Randy Boudreaux (Songwriter)
• Monty Holmes (Songwriter)
• Richard Adrissi (Songwriter)
• Danny Wells (Songwriter)

In January 1995 John opened Landshark Studios and in July 1997 a Nashville division where he was acting as an independent producer\engineer.  It was at that time he recorded the demo of "I Don't Have To Be Me 'Till Monday" for Steve Azar.

In November of 2004 John renamed Landshark Music, "Sonic Eden Studios" after the first of three phases of the new studio was built.