Justin Michael (Nordstrom) gathered some musicians around his latest song “I Choose”, and with a good amount of time and effort on everyone’s part the tune was released last week. The song is fairly complex with all the parts put into it, but the end result is quite captivating and carries a strong, clear message about the most significant choice we can make. A video was shot of the recording process and is available on youtube. You can see more pics of the sessions in our photo gallery. Well done. We’re looking forward to more tunes down the road from Justin Michael Music.
Yearly Archives: 2014
The Octogenarians Still Harmonizing In Their 80s
This week I had the opportunity to record a very unusual group, “The Octogenarians” – a longtime barbershop quartet that wanted to record several songs while everyone was still able. And why would that be? Well as the youngest member stated, “My age brings the average down to 83”. With only one member under 80 and one at 89, they’re still singing those tight harmonies so characteristic of the barbershop style, and they mix in a high dose of humor along the way. I hope I can still get around at that age, let alone carry a tune. Sing on!
Tesco Productions Provides Audio Engineering for Home Instead Senior Care
This past week Omaha-based Home Instead Senior Care held its annual International Convention at the Centurylink Center in Omaha. I was tapped again to provide the engineering for all events held in the main ballroom. It’s always great to meet the “old crew” (and some of us getting older more than others) that is assembled for this very large event and to watch and hear it all come together. Home Instead Senior Care provides services to individuals who would rather stay at home in their later years than relocate to family member homes or care facilities.
The event went quite well, and thankfully the rental audio console made its debut as a “lighting” console between rehearsals and the convention opening. It’s never a good thing to walk into the room and see an entire section of a digital console lit up like a Christmas display – complete with varied flash patterns. Another console was put in place prior to everything starting, and the rest of the week was on its way.