Audeze Artist Interviews

Jessica speaks on why it's important to listen, listen, listen to everything, and never stop learning.

Dan talks about why he feels listening is just as important as everything else to becoming a great musician.

Mitch explains how being a versatile player and an engaged listener has helped him understand where the artists he works with are coming from.

Wendy and Lisa expound on the craft of music making.

Dave tells us about an important but seldom recognized segment of pro audio.

Julian speaks about a sense of comfort and community, and the power of us all being in this together.

Ambrose talks about fusing multiple genres and how he hopes to inspire by being himself.

Ayanna tells us about what she's been up to, and why it's important to learn about the artist's vision for a project.

Mick explains why he prioritizes music, and never waits for the "right time."

Craig speaks about why detail and sound quality are so important to his music making.

Bill tells us about some history, some mystery, and some recent finds.

Brad speaks about never not being a musician, his favorite projects and some of the gear he uses.

The guys give us a quick rundown of their work and some highlights of their fave gear.

Hit maker Ali Dee talks about filling voids and making clients happy.

Mary makes "jazz guitar" music that's both familiar and new, and her work challenges the listener to stay focused, lest they easily lose their way. Fortunately, her words are straightforward, kind, and easy to follow.

Saint has been in the music business for 50 years, and has worked with almost everyone under the sun. He shares a small slice of "his-story" with us.

Luke Dimond has made quite a splash in recent months. He speaks to Audeze about his recent work and how he got there.

Pianist Kris Davis, has made her mark internationally as a master improviser, composer, bandleader and highly sought-after sideperson.

Tony gives us the run-down on some of his favorite projects, and why he feels we need to re-prioritize music listening.

Ingrid is interested in exploring the borders between musical realms and creates multi-layered, dense and often evocative sound worlds. Here she speaks about her history, instruments, and record-making in the age of COVID-19.