Episode 504

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12th Aug 2024

WCA #504 with Jordan Brooke Hamlin – Encouraging Artistic Risk, Moxe Studio, Nashville's Music Culture, Zeppelin Hippies, and Reclaiming Neglected Land

My guest today is Producer/Multi-Instrumentalist/Engineer, Jordan Brooke Hamlin, who has worked with Indigo Girls, KT Tunstall, Vienna Teng, Lila Blue, Katie Herzig, Lucy Wainwright Roche, Allison Russell, and Brandy Clark.

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In this episode, we discuss

  • Upbringing In Kentucky
  • Music-Loving Family
  • Zeppelin Hippies
  • Deep Connection To Music
  • Early Music Exposure
  • Discovery Of Production
  • Sarah McLachlan Influence
  • Running Her Studio
  • Creating Artist Space
  • Mental Health Focus
  • Challenges In Nashville
  • Supportive Studio Environment
  • Economic Challenges
  • Studio Setup Efficiency
  • Working With Labels
  • Navigating Industry Changes
  • Moxie Studio Origin
  • Residential Studio Blend
  • Artist Commune Vision
  • Reclaiming Neglected Land
  • Importance Of Environment
  • Balancing Creativity And Deadlines
  • Nashville's Music Culture
  • Contrasting With Los Angeles
  • Session Efficiency Vs. Exploration
  • Encouraging Artistic Risk
  • Challenges In Studio Ownership
  • Supporting Independent Artists
  • Grant Programs For Artists
  • Gender Equity In The Audio Industry
  • Financial Pressures On Music
  • Organizational Tools (Airtable)
  • Payment Delays From Labels
  • Navigating Professional Relationships
  • Empathy For Touring Artists
  • Evolving Industry Dynamics

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Matt's Rant: Getting Organized

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Links and Show Notes

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Credits

  • Guest: Jordan Brooke Hamlin
  • Host: Matt Boudreau
  • Engineer: Matt Boudreau
  • Producer: Matt Boudreau
  • Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau 
  • WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell 
  • Announcer: Chuck Smith 
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Working Class Audio
Navigating the World of Recording With a Working Class Perspective
Peel back the glamour of the professional recording world. Guests from the world of audio for music, film, games, restoration, and more share their insights on how they made their journey, how they survive, their advice on the real things including wins, losses, working with other people, money, and career advice. 
Hosted by audio engineer Matt Boudreau.
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