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EP: 003 – [Re-air] Making records, touring, and the challenges of artistry with Kink Ador
We initally recorded this episode back in February for our original podcat, which we have now re-branded and turned into this podcast, The Modern Recordist.
Since we decided to re-think our show directly afterwards, and ended up pulling this episode down, we’re now re-airing to give it the exposure it deserves.
In this episode you will hear me annouce that this is our first episode of our brand new podcast, The Glass Onion Recording Show – our original name.
That’s because this episode originally aired on that old version of our podcast. So do not be confused, friends, this podcast is indeed The Modern Recordist. And while it IS a brand new podcast – we’re currently in the launch phase – this is NOT our first episode.
In this episode we hang out with the local Nashville indie rock band, Kink Ador. We discuss the challenge and struggle of artistry, share crazy stories about being on the road, and show some respect for the movie “Back To The Future”. The band even throws in a few live performances.
Check out and purchase Kink Ador’s newest record, “Set Me Free” as well their upcoming tour dates at their website: http://www.kinkador.com/
The Modern Recordist is the brand new podcast of Jon Stinson and JD Tiner, brought to you out of Glass Onion Recording in Nashville, TN
Jon Stinson is a producer/recording engineer/mixing engineer working out of Nashville, TN. Check out his album credits and bio, his blog with tips on recording, as well as a simple resource for recording drums at his website: http://jonstinson.com/
JD Tiner is the main man behind Glass Onion Recording, the studio that we record this podcast out of, and the studio Jon Stinson calls home base. Glass Onion Recording is a vibey, creative spot in Nashville, TN, with a great selection of vintage analog gear, modern alalog gear, and digital gear that is an extention of Jon and JD’s philosophy on recording.
Check out Glass Onion Recording on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/glassonionrec
Check out JD Tiner at his website at: http://www.jdtiner.com/
Engineering responsibilities for The Modern Recordist are handled by Parrish. Check him out at http://jonathanpaulparrish.com/ and check out Villian Place, a production company, recording studio, and record label Parrish is involved in at http://villainplace.com/
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We initally recorded this episode back in February for our original podcat, which we have now re-branded and turned into this podcast, The Modern Recordist.
Since we decided to re-think our show directly afterwards, and ended up pulling this episode down, we’re now re-airing to give it the exposure it deserves.
In this episode you will hear me annouce that this is our first episode of our brand new podcast, The Glass Onion Recording Show – our original name.
That’s because this episode originally aired on that old version of our podcast. So do not be confused, friends, this podcast is indeed The Modern Recordist. And while it IS a brand new podcast – we’re currently in the launch phase – this is NOT our first episode.
In this episode we hang out with the local Nashville indie rock band, Kink Ador. We discuss the challenge and struggle of artistry, share crazy stories about being on the road, and show some respect for the movie “Back To The Future”. The band even throws in a few live performances.
Check out and purchase Kink Ador’s newest record, “Set Me Free” as well their upcoming tour dates at their website: http://www.kinkador.com/
The Modern Recordist is the brand new podcast of Jon Stinson and JD Tiner, brought to you out of Glass Onion Recording in Nashville, TN
Jon Stinson is a producer/recording engineer/mixing engineer working out of Nashville, TN. Check out his album credits and bio, his blog with tips on recording, as well as a simple resource for recording drums at his website: http://jonstinson.com/
JD Tiner is the main man behind Glass Onion Recording, the studio that we record this podcast out of, and the studio Jon Stinson calls home base. Glass Onion Recording is a vibey, creative spot in Nashville, TN, with a great selection of vintage analog gear, modern alalog gear, and digital gear that is an extention of Jon and JD’s philosophy on recording.
Check out Glass Onion Recording on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/glassonionrec
Check out JD Tiner at his website at: http://www.jdtiner.com/
Engineering responsibilities for The Modern Recordist are handled by Parrish. Check him out at http://jonathanpaulparrish.com/ and check out Villian Place, a production company, recording studio, and record label Parrish is involved in at http://villainplace.com/