Category Archives: Recording
Qigong for Health: Spine and Back
Here is a new voiceover I recorded for the good people at YMAA. It’s always an honor to work on projects for the legendary Master Yang, Jwing-Ming.
Posted in advertisement, Commercial, martial arts, News, Recording, video, Voice Work, Voiceover, YMAA
Tagged Commercial, martial arts, Master Yang Jwing-Ming, Master Yang Live, Music Video, Qigong, Qigong for Health, Recording, video, Voice Work, Voiceover, YMAA
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Alive at the Cannery
This is a voiceover I recorded for my pals in Alive, a Pearl Jam tribute based here in Las Vegas.
Posted in advertisement, Commercial, Mixing, Music, Music Video, News, Recording, video, Voice Work, Voiceover
Tagged Alive, Casino, Cinco de Mayo, Hotel, nineties rock, Pearl Jam, promo, rock, the Cannery, Ticketmaster, tribute, video, Voice Work, Voiceover
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Qigong for Health: Better Digestion
Here is a new voiceover I recorded for my friends at YMAA. It’s always a treat to work on Master Yang’s projects.
Posted in News, Recording, video, Voice Work, Voiceover, YMAA
Tagged Better Digestion, Master Yang Jwing-Ming, Master Yang Live, Qigong for Health, video, VO, Voice Work, Voiceover, YMAA
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Smokestack Lightning
This is a recording I did for Smokestack Lightning, a band based here in Las Vegas. This project was a lot of fun. Vocals and bass: Tom Rice Guitar: Dave Schlesinger Keys: Chris Mortensen Drums: Chad Sylva
Posted in Mixing, Music, News, Recording
Tagged bands, Blue Collar Man, Chad Sylva, Chris Mortensen, classic rock, cover band, Dave Schlesinger, Free Ride, Hush, Las Vegas, mixing, Music, Recording, rock and roll, Smoke on the Water, Smokestack Lightning, The Lemon Song, Tom Rice, Your Time Is Gonna Come
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The Tulsa Doom: War Chief
I played drums and percussion on a new record, War Chief, by the Tulsa Doom. It’s a solo project from Donivan Blair of the Toadies. The record is almost entirely instrumental, and it’s an eclectic mix of surf rock, punk, and spaghetti Western … Continue reading
Posted in Drums, Mixing, Music, News, Percussion, Recording, Session Drumming
Tagged A Sunday in Tj, Bags Are Packed, Conchita, Donivan Blair, Drums, Joaquin the King, Joe Takes a Piss, Otitis Media Records, Percussion, punk rock, Right Turn Clyde, Rise Against, session drumming, spaghetti Western music, surf rock, The Toadies, The Tulsa Doom, War Chief, Zach Blair
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