Before there was heavy metal, there was Black Sabbath. Arising from the ashes of the bleak industrial landscape of post-war Britain, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward charted a new course in the harder-blues-rock of Britain. With the release of the lead single from their second studio album, “Paranoid” Black Sabbath codified the sound which would become Heavy Metal Music.

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In this episode, we’re going to talk about the five most common mixing mistakes.

Those of you that follow me will know some of these already.

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But in 1987, the band’s indie sound collided with a pop aesthetic that captured audiences and reminded the world that popular music could still be art. Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (the band’s seventh studio album) gave the band their first top 40 album on the Billboard 200. In Barry Walsh’s review for Slant magazine, he compared the ambitious double-sided album to another eclectic and lengthy pop endeavor - the Beatles’ “White Album” - and concluded. “Cure gives the listener the kind of roller-coaster rush that only great pop can provide—they take you all the way through the amusement park, plying you with the sweetest cotton candy, until you wind up giddy and disoriented in the hall of mirrors.” Within this thrilling journey, the third single to be released from the album, “Just Like Heaven” gave the band their first top 40 single and first real American hit.

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These tips are practical things that you can put into practice right away to take your mixes to the next level.

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We are in the final week of 2022 – can you believe it? So, to kick this Monday off, Marc Daniel Nelson and I share our Favourite Tracks released in 2022! Given that these tracks were selected by Marc and I separately, we have dubbed this “the year of the bass” and it is clear to see why. This video is a celebration of the incredible talent that the charts have had this year and whilst many won’t be familiar with these songs, it is important to understand the greatness of these songs from an engineer’s perspective!

Here is a list of tracks selected by Marc and I for today’s video:

Lizzo – About Damn Time

Adele – Easy On Me

OneRepublic – West Coast

OneRepublic – I Ain’t Worried 

Omar Apollo – EverGreen

Lewis Capaldi – Forget Me 

T Bone Burnett – A Better Day

Taylor Swift – Snow On The Beach

Chromeo – Enough 4 U

Queen – Face It Alone

Bonus Mentions Beatles & Kate Bush

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In 1942, Bing Crosby introduced a new Christmas classic to the world – “White Christmas.” The masterpiece of the legendary Tin Pan Alley composer Irving Berlin, “White Christmas” not only broke sales records for the next 80 years, it also changed the landscape of American Popular music. In a world centered on sheet music and songwriting, the song not only proved itself as a paragon composition – one which could be beautifully performed by hundreds of artists for more than a half of a century – but also as a landmark sound recording. As a recording, the song ushered in a new era for the music industry focused on individual artist interpretations, performances, and signature recordings. “White Christmas” is undoubtedly one of the most performed songs of all time and a legendary sound recording which has captivated audiences for eight decades.

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You will find many articles on the internet with tips and tricks for mixing a song to sound its best. The best way to make sure the mix, and ultimately the final product, sounds the best is to record it properly in the first place.

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For today's podcast, Warren interviews Bradley Cook about how he recorded the Foo Fighter's Biggest hit "Everlong". Bradley Cook is an engineer who’s worked with countless amazing artists, including Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Counting Crows, Isaac Hayes, Ben Harper, Fishbone, and Everclear.

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Gloria Gaynor has been hailed “The Queen of Disco ” – a title she solidified in 1978 when she catapulted a B-side single to unimaginable stardom, creating a legendary track that has inspired generations of listeners. To this day, “I Will Survive” remains a dominant anthem of resilience for communities and individuals, who turn to it for its empowering strength and courage.

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In today's episode, Warren goes over the 10 things that no one tells you about in music production.

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