Recording and the Music Industry

So I’ve been had a few recording gigs in the past few months. I recorded Freedom Fries’ new single (you’ll hear it on the radio soon!), and Pia Mia Perez, a 12 year old amazing singer!

Recording is something I love doing and it was the first business I planned on running after graduating from college. Unfortunately, after finishing Matala’s CD and also watching some other recording studio companies on Guam come and go, it simply seems that Guam isn’t a place where someone can run a recording studio full-time.

If Guam wants to see its music industry flourish, it needs to have some infrastructure. I remember being in Japan and ALL the performing bands in the bars and clubs having professionally made CDs. It was amazing. My friend, Tim, was telling me how it was required for bands in the city to finish a CD before performing. It makes perfect sense. Not only will you have something to sell at all your gigs, but it will help increase visibility and popularity and it will also show that you mean business.

Anyway, recording is very rewarding for me because I spent so many sleepless nights and countless hours learning tips and tricks from many books and many blogs and trying my best to perfect the craft. Β I am not sure of my ability until I get these recording gigs once in a while where my clients will be very happy with my work, and it makes me with Guam had the economy to support a full-time recording studio.

Until then, I’m still here doing small jobs if you need me :)

5 comments

  • My very talented brother died before recording his rough recording. It is absolutely his own lyrics in which he solely played uke and guitar while he sung. The soulfulness of his voice is hair raising. I read your blog and trust you may well be the person to record and produce a small CD in his honor. Around 7 to 9 songs, less one with a dog and rooster of one of them. Will you email me above for further detail.

  • lou alonso :My very talented brother died before copy rights of his rough recording. It is absolutely his own lyrics in which he solely played uke and guitar while he sung. The soulfulness of his voice is hair raising. I read your blog and trust you may well be the person to record and produce a small CD in his honor. Around 7 to 9 songs, less one interupted by the bark of a dog and crooning of a rooster in one of his songs (about 3 to 4 minutes each). Will you email me above for further detail.

  • Hello. I saw your blog about recording studio on Guam. I’m looking for recording studio on Guam, would mind to tell me good studios … I mean, probably so-so studio (?) over there ?
    Thanks for your help ! Tak

  • Are you able to do DVD type recording? I am in the process of making a DVD and was wanting to know if you are able to do the recording/video camera part? Please let me know asap, Thanks!! Laura

  • Im a singer who wants to record,are you on the recording business

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