The letter

One letter a week, starting soon.

The week's signal, what the makers shipped and what the reviewers heard, and the editor's note. No tracking, no ads, nothing else.

We keep your address, your language and the date you joined, nothing else. Every letter has a one-click unsubscribe link that deletes the record.
← XLR MAG   Archive
Working Class AudioVoices

WCA #608 with Julian Kindred – Canada, America, England, and Thirty-Five Years of Making Records

08.10

For episode 608, Matt talks with Julian Kindred — Canadian producer, engineer, and songwriter based in London, where he runs Nonsuch Park Studio in Epsom, Surrey. Julian grew up in St.

Read at Working Class Audio ↗

More from Working Class Audio on XLR MAG

VoicesWCA #607 with Dana Nielsen – Jazz School, System of a Down, SZA, and the Money Side of a Long Career Working Class Audio

VoicesWCA #606 with Neil Rogers – Eighteen Years of Half-ton Studios, Bootstrapping in Cambridge, and Writing for Sound on Sound Working Class Audio

VoicesWCA #605 with Chris Mara – Building Welcome to 1979, Restoring Tape Machines, and Saying Yes to Everything Working Class Audio

VoicesWCA #604 with Alec Ness – Mastering in Minneapolis, Resisting Homogenization, and Putting the Art First Working Class Audio

VoicesWCA #603 with Lorenzo Wolff – Building a Brooklyn Studio, Session Bass to Taylor Swift, and Working for Ms. Lauryn Hill Working Class Audio

VoicesWCA #602 with Luke Burgoyne – Seven Years Assisting a Top UK Mixer, Mix Prep, and Going Solo in London Working Class Audio

More from Working Class Audio on XLR MAG.