Big Quack Records - What Up in the Studio?

	What Up in the Studio?

Home What Up? Local Live Events Where to Buy Site Search Live Sound About Us Links Giza One Ton of Ducks Steve Harris & Friends Bob Christensen Tim Miller Steve Harris South End String Band	Here's what we're up to, what we're planning to be up to, what we're thinking about being up to later, and maybe even some things that will never happen, but we like to fantasize about anyway ... The Audio Vortex: The big news, internally-speaking, is Big Quack's new partnership with Camano Island's premier recordists, The Audio Vortex. We're sharing energy and resources, and the result is better records! The Steve Harris & Friends CD was just the first taste of our new collaboration, and the next releases will be even better! Stay tuned. The South End String Band: We're starting work on the band's third CD, tentatively titled "Cabin Fever." (2/30/08). One Ton of Ducks: the One Ton of Ducks band is hogging most of the studio space these days, rehearsing for live gigs and helping polish original tunes for Mark's upcoming CD (2008). Heck, we might even manage to release a One Ton of Ducks band CD later this year. Mark Dodge - Mark's first CD is scheduled to be released in 2008 ... finally. The working title is "Brainshadow," and will include a bunch of new original tunes. Released in 2007: Steve Harris & Friends, Here on Island Time Released in 2005: Steve Harris, Northwestern Sky Recorded in 2005: South End String Band, Victims of Unbridled Ambition Released in 2005: One Ton of Ducks (the CD), the best tunes from Big Quack Records. Recorded in 2004: South End String Band, Legends in their own Minds Released in 2004: Tim Miller, Jazz from the Camano Shore Released in 2003: Bob Christensen, Rear View Released in 2002: Giza, Time Heals ??? - In the realm of fantasy, I've often thought about a "no commercial potential" CD (not that commercial concerns have been much of a priority anyway) where I take one original song and record it in 10 or 12 completely different styles. Rock, metal, samba, country, light jazz, reggae, klezmer, ... whatever. This came to mind when I couldn't settle on a style for a couple of my own songs, and decided that they could probably be produced just about any way you could think of. Call it adult-onset ADD, or just plain old indecision ...