One More For Safety Kolton Lee

On this episode of the One More for Safety podcast, I am joined by Grammy Award-winning mixer Adam Hawkins. Adam has worked with some of the world's most prominent artists, from Twenty One Pilots to Demi Lovato. We discuss his journey from starting in the hip-hop scene in NYC to moving to LA. His transition from tracking engineer to mix engineer. How Dolby Atmos is impacting the music industry, and much more. I had an absolute ball of a time talking to Adam, and I hope you get as much out of this as I did. 

On this episode of One More For Safety Podcast, I am joined by singer-songwriter Michael McArthur. We talk about songwriting, overcoming stage fright, how waiting on inspiration is bullsh*t, the genius of John Mayer, and the concept of being a pro. I really enjoyed talking with Michael, and I hope you get as much out of this as I did. 

Instagram - @mcarthurmusic

Website - https://www.michaelmcarthurmusic.com

On the latest episode of One More For Safety, we have our very first returning guest! Rachael Moore is a Grammy-Nominated producer/engineer based in Nashville, Tennessee. Rachael is T-bone Burnett's engineer and is just coming off producing all the music for the new Showtime TV series, "George and Tammy." We talk a lot about her experience working on the series, following your 'sickness,' what it's like doing the red carpet at the CMAs, and much more. Enjoy!

Follow Rachael on Instagram - @rachaellmoore

My guest on this episode of One More For Safety is Dawson March. . Dawson is the studio manager at The LBT Studio in Franklin, Tennessee, and the right-hand man to Jacquire King. We cover how Dawson got started in music production, writing songs he couldn't save in Fruity Loops, failing out of College, and finding his path through hard work and dedication. Enjoy!

Follow Dawson on Instagram
@dawsonmarch

On todays episode I am joined by the extremely talented Guthrie Brown. Guthrie is a singer songwriter from Montana that now resides in Nashville. We talked about how he got into music, his move to Nashville at an early age, his extremely rare heart condition that nearly took him out in 2021, hunting and more. I really enjoyed our chat and I hope you do as well. Go check out Guthrie on social media and go listen to his music because he totally rocks. 

Instagram - @guthriebrown
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/2p1jdxfrS6UxQNNygKNXLO?si=tf1Tmm9OTuSqGteXIEf52g

ANNDD WE'RE BACK!!! This episode is basically just me bitching about stems and fangirling over Andrew Scheps and his Bounce Factory brilliance. I also touch on whether or not you should be charging for stems (you should) as well as dos and don'ts for the business side of being a mix engineer.  Enjoy.