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Ironaut Release first EP with Paul Fig

I had a blast recording Ironaut’s new EP. Tracked live with minimal overdubs. Raw and loud!

Ironaut has been spawned from the primordial ooze brewed from the cauldron of riffs conjured by Pat McHugh (formerly of The Sixth Chamber), then transmuted through the sonic rhythmic alchemy of Erik Kluiber (formerly of Overloaded/White Wizzard/Gypsyhawk) and Ivan Najor (formerly of Level).

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Napalm Records Release Huntress album “Static”

I am proud to have co-produced the new Huntress album Static with Jim Rota for Napalm Records. I also engineered and mixed this record, which be released this September.

California Metallers HUNTRESS have completed their third studio album titled Static to be released via Napalm Records on September 25, 2015. The highly-anticipated record was produced by Paul Fig (Grammy nominated engineer, Alice in Chains, Deftones, Trivium, Ghost BC) and Jim Rota (Fireball Ministry, Executive Producer Sonic Highways series, Producer Sound City Movie), engineered and mixed by Paul Fig.

HUNTRESS has teamed up with Pledge Music to offer pre-sales of the new album. When you order Static, their Pledge Music page is “unlocked” giving fans an exclusive pass to HUNTRESS content. Unique pre-sale packages have been created just for their fans. In true HUNTRESS fashion, the band filmed a hilarious promotional video. You can watch it now on the band’s Pledge Music page, and get the new album today.

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Zach Jones Releases “Love What You Love”

I am excited to have worked with Zach Jones mixing his new album Love what you Love. Check out this talented fellow!

Love What You Love is the fifth album from Zach Jones. With keyboard and guitar driven, melodic, rock/ pop songs, loaded with hooks, harmony, pounding drums, and pumping bass; Love What You Love marks a return to Jones’s power-pop roots.

Love What You Love continues to explore themes of love, life, relationships, and growing older. It attempts to examine life’s hardships and complications through the eyes of a positive lens and address how the things we perceive as being negative, can actually strengthen our positive experiences.