Audeze Artist Interviews

Frank gets into the grit of his sometimes confrontational film style, as well as what influenced him to get into making films.

Jeff goes into how he started, how it's going, and the importance of networking.

John discusses his journey into recording, touring, and making music on the go.

Luke opens up about working with Kylie Minogue, staying creative, and the importance of being confident enough to "publicly suck."

Josh gets into details about his musical practice and his evolution as a composer.

Willie digs deep on his musical history, and the importance of hard work in finding success.

Rayshaun dives deep into scoring for film, TV and video games, while also working in more pop-oriented music production.

Vegas goes off the deep end about drama, mysticism and bass.

Sarkis dives into creation, inspiration, and gear.

Steve waxes about getting started, "improving mixes" and being nice to people.

Marcus gets into sample libraries, blending of influences, and more.

Joe sounds off about influences, instruments, and learning to surrender to what's happening.

Dave opens up about working with some greats, and the importance of the group effort in making records.

Deborah sheds some much needed light on her profession, and her enlightened views on employment.

Aether opens up about getting started, gaining experience, and learning to not be too hard on himself.

Michael gets extra cheeky as he talks about his work and career.

Nick gets gritty about music-making and self-care.

Claudia enthuses about her musical upbringing, over four decades doing live sound, and some of her most memorable experiences.

Michael gives us the lowdown on his gear and motivation.

Antonello goes deep into his vast catalog of work and expounds on his philosophies for success.