Last week the Dublin based band I am producing (www.preachersson.com) came to New York City and we recorded three new songs for their great upcoming album. We hired drummer/percussionist extraordinaire Kenny Wollesen for some overdubs and the stuff came out great!
Sonic Scoop reported on it:
I usually don’t post about who, what, when and where I work with in the studio because some artists don’t want for that information to be out, at least not until after their recording is released, but since somebody else did, I’m happy to repost the article.
In this article on Sonic Scoop, New York City establishment Avatar Studios highlighted some of their latest clients and mentioned me in conjunction with a recording session with Lou Reed that we did there. The song (which the article also mentions) was subsequently mixed by myself at EastSide Sound Studios in New York City.
You can read the whole article here (http://www.sonicscoop.com/2011/02/14/lou-reed-kurt-elling-bobby-mcferrin-recording-at-avatar/)
I’ll be at SXSW this year again and Jamie Berg of the The Dartmouth Independent will be interviewing me for Studio SX radio on Saturday March 20th at 2pm.
More info here: SXSW: Marc Urselli & Jamie Berk
Mix Magazine contributor David Weiss and founder of NYC’s newest music and sound creating connection online magazine called “Sonic Scoop” interviewed me about my work with John Zorn.
You can read the interview here:
Borne of John Zorn: Marc Urselli Records NYC’s Marathon Man
or you can download the PDF:
Sonic Scoop interview
Italian musician and journalist Andrea Ferraris interviewed me for Sodapop, a popular online music magazine (in italian).
If you can read the three-color language and you are interested in my prolix answers, you can point your browser here:
http://www.sodapop.it/rbrth/content/view/590/9/
(there is no english version for this, except of course a crappy automatic google translation)
I recently mixed a song for “The Desert Mothers”, a project by west coast musician Spencer Critchley. This song was recorded and mixed using exclusively the eSession.com service with musicians from everywhere in the country submitting their tracks online. I too received the files and submitted my mixes online.
An article published in O’Reilly Digital Media by Spencer Critchley himself describes the entire process and highlights the advantages of the eSession platform.
http://digitalmedia.oreilly
Mentions of me are on page 7 and 8.
The finished product is also available for listening and purchase at The Desert Mothers‘ website. You can buy a download of the track or you can buy an enhanced CD (including instrumental and ac-cappella mixes, chord charts, lyrics and art) from CDBaby.com
I have signed a few release forms before, mostly for documentaries shot in studios I was working at, but this is certainly the biggest of those movies and probably the one I am most proud of. One of the few (maybe the only) authorized feature-length biography films about the man who started it all, “Chasing Sound! Les Paul at 90″ was shot in HD by producers John Paulson, James Arntz and Glenn Aveni.
I remember those days clearly. The producers were setting up cameras: I was setting up an audio feed for them while setting up for my mix of the Sam Cooke with Jeff Beck song “Good News”… On another day of shooting David Fricke (senior editor at Rolling Stone magazine) was interviewing Les and producers Bob Cutarella and Fran Cathcart were talking to everyone, answering questions left and right. Believe it or not, the wine-red Les Paul guitar with Les’ and Buddy Guy’s signatures on it that Les is hugging and holding in his lap in the movie and on the front page of the Rolling Stone article, was my first Les Paul guitar ever – thanks to my buddy Carlos Cartagena from the Truents who gave it to me!).
I missed the premiere + show of the movie that took place June 13th so I haven’t even seen the film yet, but I will make sure to see it when it premieres on PBS, July 11th at 9pm (EST) and I will buy myself a DVD of it as soon as that is released.
In the meantime you guys can all check out the official Les Paul film website as well as the trailer here:
This article originally appeared on the IK Multimedia website in July 2005 at: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/MainPhp.html?NewsDisplay.php&Id=805
You can view/print the following PDF attachment: 041607_ikmultimedia.pdf
This article originally appeared on the IK Multimedia website in July 2005 at: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/MainPhp.html?NewsDisplay.php&Id=676
You can view/print the following PDF attachment: 103006_ikmultimedia.pdf
This article originally appeared on the Transform Online website in October 2006 at: http://www.transformonline.com/music/articles/005302.php
Although I have made recordings for John Zorn’s label Tzadik, this article is not about me. However it features pictures that I have taken at one of John Zorn’s amazing concerts and it marks the first time any of my pictures have been used in a publication.
You can view/print the following PDF attachment: 101606_transformonline_johnzorn.pdf
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