The Wedding Song That Turned Into A Full-Length Project

Posted on 06. Apr, 2016 by Tim Bushong in Album Review, News

About a year ago, I got a call from a guy named Mike Rude, and he wanted to record a song that he had written for his daughter’s upcoming wedding. After figuring out an arrangement and instrumentation, it turned into a nice little dance-able tune, with a sort of classic 60′s, “Wrecking Crew” feel to [...]

“Filthy Rags” Project Finished

Posted on 14. Apr, 2015 by Tim Bushong in News

Harry and Melissa Becker are a husband and wife team who are, along with a drummer Josh and bassist Ken, known collectively as the band “Filthy Rags”. Hailing from Fort Wayne, IN, they are a working band who plays in every kind of setting you can imagine, and rocks every one of them. This is [...]

Boring, stupid, nerdy tech stuff…

Posted on 07. Apr, 2015 by Tim Bushong in News

I love technology. There—I’ve said it. I’m with Kip in this regard, although he’s in a precarious position regarding La Fawnduh and his song, in which he declares his undying love for her—and for technology. No woman wants to be compared to an Acer… equivocate much? Nonetheless, advances in technology make my work as a [...]

Can Anything Good Come From…Elkhart?

Posted on 12. Feb, 2015 by Tim Bushong in News

No offense to my friends who live there, but we used to dread driving from here in Syracuse to where our singer, Dave Loren, lived in Berrien Springs, Michigan, because it meant that we had to make the trip through…Elkhart! Aaaagh…nowadays, county road 17 just shoots straight up through everything (love it!), but back then [...]

Sunny Taylor’s “Map to the Fire” Released

Posted on 08. Nov, 2014 by Tim Bushong in News

It was 18 months in the making, but well worth the extra effort—Sunny Taylor’s latest full-length CD, Map to the Fire, was officially released Friday night, November 7, 2014, at ‘The Phoenix’ in Fort Wayne, Indiana to a overly-packed house. All the cool kids were there! Rockhill Records‘ owner Jon Swerens was there manning the [...]

Southern Straightaway Country

Posted on 26. Jul, 2014 by Tim Bushong in News

Sure is authentic, county-fried country music, yessir. Bassist Dan Tanner and co. rolled into town back in the end of May to begin recording their new album. Now, I can’t play any samples (yet), but I’ll just say that it’s some swampy, stompy, down-to-earth country goodness from a bunch of ex-rockers. Here’s the deal: sometimes [...]

Drive the Nail Home

Posted on 14. Apr, 2014 by Tim Bushong in News

Well, it is finally finished—the “Shiny Shiny Black” project, “{Travelers}” , is recorded, mixed, mastered, and now being manufactured. They say you never really finish a record—you just stop—but I can now say that the fork has been stuck into the roast, the last coat of paint has been applied, and the final nail in [...]

Sirface—Unplugged!?!?!?

Posted on 13. Feb, 2014 by Tim Bushong in News

I’ve been a fan of, and worked with, the band “Sirface” for almost 14 years now. I’ll never forget their first visit here in early 2000—Jared Pagan, walking up to the back door of the (then) 16×16 studio space, was overheard as saying “Guys—this is gonna suck”! Little did he know the metal insanity that [...]

Mixing Pinestock Live

Posted on 28. Sep, 2013 by Tim Bushong in News

My good friend Nick Weaver and his business partner have put together a cool, one-night local music festival called Pinestock, held just northwest of Churubusco, Indiana. This year almost every band’s performance was captured live on an HD24 Alesis 24-track digital recorder, and the tracks then came to your truly for mixing and mastering. It [...]

Out of Commission

Posted on 20. Sep, 2013 by Tim Bushong in News

UPDATE: The 328—she lives! Thanks to Max DeHaven, Stanford-edumacated electrical engineer/designer from Middlebury, the power supply is back online. It’s way better than it was for the last few months, and everything is stellar-sounding, but we’re even gonna go in again and swap out all of the funky caps next month. He had contacted me [...]

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