Audeze Artists

Amir tells us about how he picked up the trumpet, and his realization that musicians can embrace multiple perspectives.

Tania tells us about her personal keys to a successful piano career.

Nate talks about staying inspired, dealing with resonances, and having control issues.

Dan talks synths and dedication, and quotes Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Carl talks about projects, gear, and the importance of networking.

Francesco tells us about his commitment to excellence, and why he relies solely on headphones for his mastering work.

Kurt tells us about his proud moments, some gear, and why the intellect can be frustrating.

Matt shares about some projects, some gear, and rolling with the changes to make the best record possible.

Ben talks about some projects, his top gear, and the importance of keeping busy.

Maria tells us about her early influences, recent triumphs, and why she feels artists must be sustainably compensated for their work.

Jacob talks about his favorite bands, recent projects, and why you sometimes have to walk away to gain perspective.

Jurij tells us about his favorite projects, his favorite gear, and why we shouldn't forget to be original.

Martha talks about her work, performing with David Bowie and Philip Glass, and why it's important to do things that scare you.

Miles tells us about his inspirations and how he stays connected in the Covid era.

Glenn talks about some projects, gear, and why it's important to be the first to arrive and the last to leave.

Ben talks about influences, working with Bowie, and the importance of being "blown away" by greatness.

Jannek talks about working on Bowie remix projects, recording with other artists, and how he stays freshly creative in his own music making.

Paul gives us a glimpse into the artists he's worked with, his influences, and why he dove deep into the audiophile world.

It takes a lot to become a true legend in the recording world, and Tony has certainly done a lot! He shares a bit of history with us (Bowie and otherwise), as well as what he's been up to recently.

Susan has just been honored with a spot on the 2020 NPR Music Jazz Critics Poll. She tells us about her recording history, and how she strives to "be a partner rather than a master" with her instrument.