Rebel Ears

(COVID-19) Coronavirus... On Season 2 Episode 3 is around the time when the whole world is going through the pandemic and the country is on a 2 week self-quarantine. I talk about how to use this time to stay focus and to get things done.

This episode promotes the upcoming sample pack by Wolfdrone and I called Lycanthrope, in depth info about mastering, and the benefits of subscribing to different newsletters

On this quick podcast episode I talk about my daily routines on getting things done, working on Fly Hippie's own Izzy A'skew-I Can't Even track, and then going in depth on how to eliminate distractions to focus on your task... Also today is my 31st birthday so a small gift to you... :)

On this episode I talk to JB Hoodrich about his experience as a successful promoter, in depth gems on artist development, and our upcoming event The Layover at Cephora Lounge

Kicking off 2020 with an episode on the Rebel Ears podcast on anchor.fm. I will be talking about the benefits of having multiple templates and using presets for mixing purposes. What I look for in a rough mix and how I set my up to send to another mixing engineer or master engineer. I end it off with panning which deals with stereo imaging (Left & Right)

On Episode 12 of the Rebel Ears podcast, I talk of ways to avoid writer's block for artists, the benefits of collaborating with other artists and producers, and I talk about the talented producer @acetaylor1 and his social network

On Episode 11 on the Rebel Ears podcast, I discuss the talk about the magical equipment that was brought up by @h3nrywitha3, how to successfully network at any venue you go to, and a brief talk about my good friend @pouritupsip on his production and mixing

On this episode I start off with the discussion on how vital it is to build organic support, how consistent content can put you ahead of the game, and Drew and Steve of Cymatics...

This episode I talk about my experience as a stagehand and a list of artists I built stages for, my inputs on recording and mixing vocals, and a shout out to my mentor @stevehybicki (Mixing Engineer) with a list of engineers he worked with.

This episode I talk about working with Steve Hybicki on Mike Will Made-It Ransom 2 album, the reason why you should put out your music now and not delay, and Graham Cochrane's recordingrevolution.com to better yourself as a home engineer