Over the last couple of months I have noticed a curious trend with inquiries about the studio. More and more bands and solo artists in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are contacting me about drums. Specifically, recording drums at the studio for a project they are otherwise doing themselves. Part of this is no doubt due to the recent notoriety we have enjoyed by winning Best of Denton County (thank you again!). But I also think it’s due to the fact that more and more musicians are getting into recording and just incorporating it into what it means to be in a band these days. Usually in each band there’s at least one person who is more inclined than the rest to explore the world of recording. And
A little over a week ago, the studio was voted, by residents, as the Best of Denton County. First of all, thank you. Everyone here is extremely excited, grateful, and humbled to receive such a designation. It’s an honor to receive such an award and we will continue to do our very best to live up to it. Winning awards is kind of a curious thing. While we certainly feel that such recognition is a testimony to the hard work, reputation, expertise, and overall quality of the recordings that are produced at the studio, we also recognize that in many ways it’s hard to actually assign an objective value to any creative process. For example, which is the best band? Which album is the best? Which amp
