“An emerging Rochester audio institution.” (Patrick Hosken, CITY Magazine)
Stereo Field Recordings offers friendly and fast music and content capture and editing services on-site, studio, and field recording and video production, at flexible pricing options.
Want to collaborate? You can email me at stereofieldrecordings@gmail.com.
- Live concert recording and video
- – For album release, social media content, EPKs
- – Concert and event producing
- – Studio recording & producer services
- – “Semi-studio” recording
- Field recordings
- – Portable, reduced rig meant to capture music in alternative spaces, on-location
- Small venue and small group live sound
- Audio mixing & mastering
- Video editing
- – “DJG Concert” style, AP News style
- Select CD cover styles, art, liner notes
- Select photography
- Multitrack, board feed, room miking
- Multiple cameras and camera options
- Most at home at Bop Shop Records
- Collaborations with Three Heads, Abilene Bar & Lounge, Hochstein, Lincoln Hill Farms, Theater at Innovation Square, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, RPYO, DUTCH Collective
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Featured artists I’ve worked with:
Barry Altschul, Ricky Ford, Jeff Lederer, Dan Weiss, Jon Irabagon, Steve Katz, John & Mary (10,000 Maniacs), Charlie Ballantine, Kinloch Nelson, Anna Webber, Joe Fiedler, Steven Bernstein, Jerome Harris, Joe Fonda, Phil Haynes, Herb Robertson, Joe Beard, Harvey Sorgen, Kahil El’Zabar, Alex Harding, Rob Garcia, Dave Liebman, Vinny Golia, Chris Schlarb, Amy Rigby, Wreckless Eric, Dave Rivello, Joan Shelley, Charlie Parr
Check out my work here:
Releases:
- “BLACK FRIDAY” by Three Shamans
- “In Memory of Mark Whitecage” by The Nu Band
- – “The session opens with two different Whitecage numbers, the flute-infused “Prayer for the Water Protectors” and the animated “Five O’clock Follies”, a spectacular freebop blowout whose frantic short theme immediately takes us to a bass solo solely supported by hi-hat drops. Unison sax-trumpet motifs disintegrate and reshape into autonomous improvisatory rants. The indefatigable swinging drive created by the rhythm section stimulates the horn players who display their attractive language with unlimited confidence.” (FILIPE FREITAS, JazzTrail)
- – The great reedman Mark Whitecage is a player who never fully got his due – a really unique talent in terms of phrasing and rhythm, finally given one last chance at the spotlight here on this final recording with The Nu Band… (Dusty Groove)
- – In Memory of Mark Whitecage is as spellbinding as only long time downtown jazz liberators can get and so often do. Spearheaded by Whitecage (who passed in March 2021) the Nu Band—irrepressible bassist Joe Fonda, Thomas Heberer-quarter tone trumpet, and drummer Lou Grassi—never let a moment pass that is not the creative equivalent of the moment before it. And the one before that. (Mike Jurkovic, AllAboutJazz)
- – With some recordings of free jazz concerts there’s a feeling that “you had to be there” but this album translates brilliantly to home listening. (JazzHalo)
- Loren Stillman: Live at Bop Shop Records
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- – “… Maslyn honors his late sibling with a heartfelt, playful tune. His lyrical fretwork pops overs the rippling rhythmic foundation… The tune crackles with flair even as it stays grounded in quiet grace.” (Patrick Hosken, CITY)
- Gavin Rice & His Famous Collegiates: Live at Bop Shop Records
- – “While short, this is a great set. Often I find this style over-arranged or the band flat but everything about this band has verve.” (Joe Bebco, The Syncopated Times)
Bop Shop Records concerts:
Songs from Studio B:
Rochester Residency with Three Heads Brewing:
Tiny Desk Contest recordings:
EPKs:
The Rochester Indie Musician Spotlight:
Field recordings: