A lot of you have never worked from home and it shows

Music rule #352: just because it was hard to do, doesnt mean its good

#WeUseOurVoices, Use Yours.

Following this thread closer than the updated covid cases

if i ever went to jail i know theyd make me print stems instead of make license plates.

I just want one of my tweets to blow up so I can let everyone know I love this projector and galaxy lights are a vibe

I wonder if he’s watched The Handmaid’s Tale?

There’s plenty more: “Hit it harder” “I like it slammed” “I wanna feel the bottom end” ...and it just goes on like that

I think Biden should sign an executive order to make sure producers are paid before songs are released and engineers get points by default in a record

UFC 257: Rural vs. Urlin

Pretty incredible how a mix can transform a song. Not always the case but it’s always surprising and welcoming when it happens.

Ever have a rare moment of clarity when it just hits you how much a of a nerd you really are? …I just had one while getting so hype waiting for a Recording Academy / GRAMMYs P&E Wing online session on file management at NAMMShow. Damn.

dead recording booths were invented by big reverb to sell more reverb

Seeing Ghosts is now streaming everywhere. I can’t wait to hear what you all think. Thanks to the great team behind this: produced by Jason Couse & Wes Marskell (The Darcys), mixed by Taylor Kernohan, mastered by Elisa Pangsaeng Enjoy! ☠️👀

S/o to the engineers. A lot of rappers these days don't write they shit on paper and y'all are hella on point wit punching our shit and takin it sound complete. Hella quicc too so we don't lose our vibe or train of thought

How does Spotify still not have musician and engineering credits?