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Byline: John Dylan Keith Norwegian composer John Erik Kaada's new album, Music for Moviebikers - a gentle collection of lush acoustic arrangements set as soundtracks to imaginary films - could [...]

Byline: John Dylan Keith Ever since the inception of the subgenre known as dub (a sprout from the main trunk known as reggae or perhaps better yet, the heavy-handed producer's [...]

Byline: John Dylan Keith If there's a secret recipe to sonic success, a calculus composed of right place-right time realities, Alicia Keys, KERRY 'KRUCIAL' BROTHERS, and engineer ANN MINCIELI are [...]

The article discusses the success in operations of the sound studio called the Oven owned by Alicia Keys in Long Island, New York. Keys' business partners in this business are Kerry Brothers and Ann Mincieli who are in deep cooperation with the studio operations. The main principle of the team is to foster a relaxed environment and to drive creativity. INSET: Control Rooms: Gettinig Bigger or Smaller?.

The article details the recording of John Erik Kaada's album "Music for Moviebikers" in Oslo, Norway. According to the author, the composer's artistic approach is non-traditional which is apparent in the mixing process. Part of the recording was done at the city's Vigeland Mausoleum for the purpose of creating a fantastic reverberation on tape. The type microphone and other equipment used in the recording are all mentioned in the article.