Podcast

Today on the Recording A cappella podcast I tell you why most recording projects are set up to be mediocre before you ever step in front of a [...]

Today on the Recording A cappella podcast I speak with Patrick Oliver of ONAIR... We discuss the German/Central European a cappella scene, the process he and his groups [...]

A Long Island native living in Raleigh, NC, Eric Scholz has played and recorded music for as long as he can remember. His a cappella career started at [...]

  Elle (Ellie) Brigida has been singing and arranging for all-female a cappella groups since 2008. She has a passion for unleashing the unlimited potential in new and [...]

  Ben Spalding has two passions in his life: his family and music. Ben grew up in the Winton Woods school district, where he met his future wife, [...]

Do you have a personal project sitting around at home. You know the one I'm talking about. That song that you just can't get right... that you work on [...]

In design, there’s a concept known as “less is more.” Basically, minimalism.   It’s defined by Google as: “That which is less complicated is often better understood and more [...]

  I occasionally listen to advice columnist Dan Savage's podcast and have noticed that he regularly comes back to a piece of advice in regards to relationships that we've [...]

  Your arrangement is crucial to making sure that the final product uses the human voice most efficiently to create awesomeness. Great arrangements are singable, move the song forward, [...]

In today’s live coaching I’m working with Ron Rucker. Ron has been a musician for 50 years and is a gospel choir expert. He’s been teaching in Japan for [...]