"Everybody Needs Somebody To Love"...(And Somebody to Produce the Album They Write About the Break-Up Would Be Good Too"

With the growing popularity of home recording technology, the concept of the “studio album” has been somewhat obscured. Many see the idea of spending days or weeks on end in a series of soundproofed rooms in the company of tens of thousands of dollars worth of technology as superfluous, irrelevant, obnoxious and several other similar adjective that aren’t coming to mind. However, if you’re in a band whose career is going anywhere worth mentioning, you’ll end up navigating that series of sterile and expensive rooms sooner or later. If and when you do get there, you’re best guide will be your producer…as long as you get the right one. Though they don’t always take a particularly active/aggressive role, a good producer is in a strong position to either make or break an album, but ANY producer is in a position to break it, so choose wisely. For some tips on making this decision, follow the link below:

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