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Watch host John Jacobson walk through the Benning Violin Workshop as Nathan Benning shows us how to make a violin. Corresponding student article and teacher lesson plan are located in the December 2015 issue of Music Express Magazine, www.musicexpressmagazine.com.

See how we use Akoustyx IEM's when we're working in the studio.

Creative Director and Sound Engineer, Derek Jones, gives an overview of the current A-List Records artists.

There’s no bigger artist in the world of a cappella than Pentatonix. Lucas traveled down to San Diego from Los Angeles with his crew to the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre. Pulling up to the venue, finding our way backstage with all of the necessary gear was no easy task. Quickly the team found crew members to throw together a set with wardrobe trunks. Vibrant and energetic, they were a joy to capture just before their performance.

“Bee Sting” now available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0AsO1tk5wYmzQSQRSGmxpC?si=QOTQEpg9SM26rkmSQwBD0Q ITunes, Apple Music, Deezer, and Amazon. New upcoming artist Camila Cristina explains the context of her new self-prod. Single, along with family history, and dream collaborations. Follow/contact @soundcontent @lucasfackler & @mikewellsmastering on Instagram. Follow @empoweringcami on Instagram Special thank you to @mikewellsmastering and @lucasfackler for conducting interview.

John Jacobson talks One 2 One with composer Richard M. Sherman. This artist spotlight interview correlates with the student article and lesson on Mr. Sherman and the song "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from Walt Disney's MARY POPPINS from the December 2014 issue of John Jacobson's Music Express magazine. www.musicexpressmagazine.com

The fellas of The Won't got together to perform their political anthem Loud Enough, but something odd started to happen. Was there a glitch in the matrix? We're a 90's / 00's inspired punk rock quartet. We blend our alternative and punk influences from over the decades, crafting new music for the current era. Slightly mellowed with age, our punk rock sound is perhaps a bit more mature yet still remains untamed as punk rock should be.

Back in one of our favorite studios, this time with a band in tow, we showed up early to tell the story of a recording session. Time lapse shots, platinum record b-roll, close-ups of iconic studio equipment, and a few hours of setup outlines the inspired performance from the young pop duo, Armors. Warm Audio sent over a truck load of equipment featuring every single mic in their collection. This video is a cross section between a youthful live performance and an in-depth gear demonstration.