Session Americana hunkered down for a tracking party in Studio A for three days. We lost count of how many people were involved! The room was setup for a party, and a party was indeed captured. Engineering the festivities was Matt Beaudoin; to add a bit of drama to the mix Mrs. Beaudoin was due today, the 29th of May! The Mayor was at the ready, should baby Beaudoin arrive (as of the posting of this gallery, there’s still no news of a baby). Sean Cahalin assisted, and our crack staff of interns was on hand, as usual. Here are some pictures from the session!
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Sleepyhead Video and Boston area release party!
Sleepyhead has a video for their song WILD SOMETIMES
To quote Chris O’Rourke
“Our first video, the title track from Wild Sometimes has just been released thanks to the fabulous Wifey.tv. Directed by the amazing Jeannie Donohoe. Please SHARE SHARE SHARE!! And if you live anywhere near Boston, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE come to our record release show THIS SATURDAY, MAY 24 at Cuisine en Locale!! We’re playing with the ‘Mericans and we would LOVE to see you there! See Sleepyhead at Cuisine en Locale with the ‘Mericans for details! (And please RSVP if you’re coming.)”
The song was recorded and mixed here at Q on the Studer A827- Come to our Yard Sale and then head over to the Cuisine en Locale up the street.
Beware the Dangers of a Ghost Scorpion! – Caught Dead EP (RT)
Beware the Danger of a Ghost Scorpion! are a Boston based Surf-Prog band that was in Studio A tracking an EP as part of their Converse Rubber Tracks session. Reverb, reverb, tape delay, echo, and maybe a little spring reverb are abundant on this EP.
The Blue Ribbons – Fooling Around
The Blue Ribbons, with some help from Gipsy Pixel video production, perform their song “Fooling Around” for a live studio audience, recorded and mixed by one of our senior engineers, Matt Beaudoin. With bluesy and sizzling prowess, The Blue Ribbons land and detonate with an upbeat original of theirs. Described as “Ray Charles and Tom Waits on a pirate ship with Sun Ra and Captain Beefheart,” they combine “upbeat disillusionment and celebratory fatalism with musicianship.” You can find more of their music here: https://theblueribbons2.bandcamp.com












