Shawn here from the Euphonic Team. I’m excited to announce that I’ll be working with indie rock artist Detch Jennings on a 5 Song Studio 2.0 EP. Detch came to the studio a couple months ago to record some acoustic material, and 3 of those songs are going to be making a revamped appearance on the upcoming EP.

We’ll be adding a full range of musicians behind the recordings, including drums, bass, and a few different types of guitars and keys. We’ll be keeping quite an organic sound, with acoustic guitar leading the instruments. How will it sound? You’ll have to keep up to date to hear! Production starts next week, and I couldn’t be more excited to start working with Detch.

Detch Jennings will be playing Sunday during an open mic at the Supermarket in Kensington Market, and I’ll be backing him up on bass. Come check us out to get a taste of things to come.

Here is one of our newer Studio 2.0 artist’s da Bute. Things have really clicked between da Bute and Euphonic producer Duke. Mixes are complete for da Bute’s 5 – song EP. Should have masters for you all to hear within the next couple of weeks.

…and check out his MySpace page. The music is coming. Meantime just imagine Seal singing “Ghetto Gladiator”…. or Bounty Killer singing “Crazy.”

Welcoming a new member of a family is a joyous and important event… having said that, we’re pleased to announce the Soundcraft Series 800 Console into the Euphonic Sound family of gear!

Toronto’s indie recording artists have had nothing but great things to say about the Soundcraft Series 800. Beautifuly smooth classic British analog sound!

Some Studio 2.0 clients don’t have a band and can’t play an instrument. That doesn’t stop artists like Roger Tutt, lyricist and singer deeply passionate about his art. The Euphonic Sound team can provide any musical arrangement necessary to back you up. From the heavy metal of Roger Tutt to the new folk sounds of Andrea Gauster – Euphonic producers can fill the gaps in your sound.

Have a listen to Roger Tutt’s 20 minute rock epic, and third Studio 2.0 Project, “Uniting Strangers.”

Part 1

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Uniting Strangers was produced by Roger Tutt, James Pew and Shawn Daley. Mixed by James Pew and Shawn Daley, Mastered by (who else?) Freddy Gabrsek.

Vocals by Roger Tutt, Guitars by James Pew, bass by Shawn Daley, and Drums by Justin Forfar of 48 Caliber.

We asked the mysterious Roger Tutt to describe the “Uniting Strangers” experience to his fans, but all we received was the following note:

We’re assuming this means we’ll be hearing a bit more from Tutt within a months time or so, but we never know what to expect working with this guy. Enjoy Uniting Strangers!

Shawn Daley here from the Euphonic Team. I had the chance to sit down with the 4 metal heads from Volition Aire and ask them a few questions about the newly released self titled EP, and the Studio 2.0 experience (if you’re looking to turn your band into a brand, Studio 2.0 is for you) which they recently completed.

Enjoy the video below, and connect with them online through the links below the embedded video!