Nashville's Calico Trail signs with Lyric Street Records and start recording at Blackbird Studios and Albani's Sonic Eden Studios
Keith Burns and Michelle Poe of Burns and Poe sign deal with label.
The new single "Don't Get No Better Than That" recorded at Sonic Eden
and produced by Mark Oliverius is released to radio
April 07
Recent Sessions At Sonic Eden
Studios
Curb recording artists Rio Grande cut the first single (My memory) for their new
cd.
Writer was Keith Burns from Trick Pony. The producer was Mark Oliverius (Keys
for Lori Morgan) and the recording and mixing engineer was John Albani (Owner of
Sonic Eden)
Plans are being made for the new Trick Pony record to be recorded at Sonic Eden
this year with Mark Oliverius and the band producing. Mixing and recording will
again be done by John Albani. The first single (Don't Get No Better Than That)
featuring new lead singer Aubrey Collins has already been finished and is
waiting to go to radio upon mastering.
New Lofton Creek artists Townsend & O'Donnell just finished their first single
(Cowboy's Want It). Produced by writer and Grammy winner Bobby E Boyd (Broken
Roads- Rascal Flatts) with mixing and recording by John Albani.
Townsend & O'Donnell are in this month recording more tracks for the new cd.
22 year old Ty Williams, (Soldier just back from Iraq) just finished his
new cd and is shopping for a deal. Showcases are turning up major labels every
time and we're confident and deal is not far off. People just love this guy's
music. The producer was James "Bubba" Hudson and recording and mixing was done
by John Albani. Read more at
www.tywilliams.com
Soundelux e250 Mic Tempts Sonic Eden
by Mix Editors
Aug 1, 2005
Award-winning engineer/producer, John Albani, Sonic Eden Studios,
chooses the Soundelux e250
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Owned by award-winning engineer/producer John Albani, Sonic Eden Studios often hosts some of the most important voices of the country music industry. Noticing this, Albani found a need for a large diaphragm condenser microphone that could comprehensively and impressively capture the essence of any voice and most every instrument that graced his studio. "I was looking for an overall microphone, which is usually pretty stupid to do because everyone sounds so different," Albani explains. "You never know what will sound good because one person may sound great on one mic, then someone else will walk in and it will be so wrong." Read the full article here.
Jimmy
Griffin, lead singer for the band Bread.4/24/2002
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