Audeze Artists

Aakash sounds off on his musical practices, his first foray into writing for a large ensemble, and the importance of self-care.

Marc delves into how he got started, where he's headed, and how he came to rely on headphones to mix.

El Gusto raps about his early days, recent projects, and working with a new baby.

Noam tells us about some recent work, his musical history, and inspirations.

We don't use the word "legend" lightly around here! Bob goes into details about how he got started, his current setup, and a famously frustrating early-career moment that's had collectors in a tizzy for years.

Famed Mix Engineer Michael Brauer joins us for a visit at Eastside Sound, where he talks about shifting his mixing rig away from hardware and into plugins for a nearly complete In The Box experience.

Callan sounds off about his beginnings, where he's been headed lately, and how his music seems to hit better when he mixes on headphones.

Alex talks about his rock beginnings, his shift to Tech House, and finding his signature sound.

Bruce hits on the evolution of recording technology, and how that's inspiring to him in his creative process.

DJ Eazy tells us about getting started in production, and how he's leveraged his education.

Asad tells us about his desire to blend the traditional music from his roots with the dance club sounds of his DJ days.

Maor gets into his mastering philosophies, projects, and more.

Devin waxes about plugins, his biggest influences, and giving his best with whatever's available at the time.

Grammy winner CID gets into his influences, his setup, and why it's important to be patient.

Mitch waxes about Black Circle Radio's all-vinyl FM broadcast, the many faces of production, and lots and lots of gear.

Todd gets heavy into detail about his Front Of House and broadcast mixing duties and setups.

The guys from Wh0 keep the mystery alive while giving away just enough to keep us interested.

Tony sounds off on the challenges of staying focused on the music, and growing with every project.

Pip expounds on bands and instruments he loves, and how using headphones for writing helps open up the process.

Gethin talks about what makes him tick and keeps things working in the studio.