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Having sought some advice on final mix/master sound (thanks Tim Speight, Mark Wityszyn, Jim Parker, Tim Hudson) and I think That Thing & Mamacita (Slow Down) now have the required OOOMPH (thanks Mark!) Mamacita (Slow Down) is quite new up there and much more 'pop' so would love to hear some thoughts. Please follow this temporary link: https://www.liquidaudioproductions.com/blank-4 Now back to the writing!

I have just posted 2 final versions of tracks for my MA on my website music page. Please listen to these 2 tracks and comment your feedback on this blog post or send me a Facebook message or text me etc... I would appreciate this SO MUCH! You can find the tracks by going to: https://www.liquidaudioproductions.com/ and then clicking on the music tab. The direct link is currently: https://www.liquidaudioproductions.com/blank-4 but is likely to change to: https://www.liquidaudio

....well deadlines at least! It is clear there is a vast amount of work needed to make the tracks I intended to produce work! I Will have 2 at the stage that I wanted to achieve, one better received than the other so far. That thing was played twice on the the BBC Radio Sheffield Introducing show. The other has been listened to but not played. Maybe it will be played before my second MA submission on 22nd September. We will see. I have a 3rd track I would like to get a decent

Rather than bemoaning my lack of finished tracks I am going to finish some tracks.....SIMPLE! Or.... Over the last few days I have taken to bothering a number of people - in the nicest possible way of course! I have recruited Jim Phillips to record me a guitar lick or 2 for Mamacita. Jim is a guitarist with whom I first began to take my early steps towards becoming a pro musician and we have recently got back in touch via the wonder of social media so can't wait to hear his

Had the pleasure of working with Shaz Stacey again yesterday. Some really tight, lovely backing vocals that will blend into the excellent lead vocals I already have and give real weight and presence to everything. Looking forward to speaking to Tim 'Spag' Speight today - a real master of the mix who worked with Pete Waterman in the 90s and also for Ministry of sound. It is interesting that both Tim and Phil Harding, who worked with Pete Waterman in different decades of his mu

So September has arrived and I have so many things to put into place. I have tried my damnedest to get finished tracks in place with feedback on all of these, but in reality only one has been publicly aired, and although feedback has been on the whole positive, the track isn't typical of the processes I have put in place. Of course this is useful in that I have something to test my typical process against, but I have no other finished products against which to make comparison