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Beacon and BandLab have teamed up to launch 44.1 , a limited podcast and free Sound Pack series that takes listeners deep into the world of music production and sound design. Hosted by Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett of the electronic duo Beacon (Ghostly) , the podcast invites audiences into the studios of ten artists to explore their creative process, go-to gear, unique approaches to sonic experimentation, and beyond. Following the format of Beacon’s 2023 podcast series about the making of their fourth album, Along the Lethe , (Season 1) 44.1 features in-depth conversations about music production, as well as free hands-on access to exclusive Sound Packs on the BandLab platform, created by each guest.
Beacon hosts 44.1 Podcast, a music show with 21 episodes published.
Tomas Nordmark is a composer and sound artist who blends digital and acoustic textures to create immersive soundscapes that The New York Times calls “meditative” and “inscrutable.” Influenced by NYC’s avant-garde scene a
Ben Hixon is a Dallas-based musician, producer, and co-founder of Dolfin Records, an artist-led collective and label known for its collaborative, DIY ethos. With roots in jazz and a creative upbringing at Dallas' Booker
Li Yilei is a Chinese-born, London-based sound artist and musician whose recent album, Nonage, merges field recordings with sound sculpture. With a background in fine art, Li blends found sounds, personal recordings, and
Stonie Blue is a creator whose work bridges music, animation, and photography, known for his DIY ethos. As he describes it, his official start in music came as the “aux cable guy” on tour with Denzel Curry & Deniro Farra
Lea Bertucci is a New York–based artist, composer, and performer whose work investigates the relationship between acoustic phenomena and biological resonance. The New York Times has described her music as one that “aboun
In this episode, Joshua Davidson, Lead Sound Designer at Gearbox Software, gives us an inside look at the creative and technical process of game sound design, with insights from his experience on titles like Borderlands
Nwando Ebizie is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores immersive soundscapes and alternate realities. Known for blending found sound, speculative fiction, and dance influences, Nwando’s world-building invites au
Phong Tran is Brooklyn-based composer and visual artist working in digital and electronic mediums. His music has been released by the New York post-classical label New Amsterdam, who has described his work as evoking “th
Maria Chiara Argirò is an Italian-born, London-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer who blends jazz, electronic music, and classical influences. Her latest album, Closer on Innovative Leisure, showcases he
Ian Chang is a drummer and sound designer known for his singular style and collaborations with artists like David Byrne, Matthew Dear, and Blonde Redhead’s Kazu. As a member of Son Lux, Ian co-wrote the Oscar-nominated s
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind the last track from Along the Lethe: Mile A Minute feat. Matthew Dear. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/s
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track nine from Along the Lethe: Harm. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-until-next-tim
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track eight from Along the Lethe: Show Me How. Stems discussed in this episode are available here: https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-unt
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track seven from Along the Lethe: Nova. Stems discussed in this episode are available here: https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-until-next
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track four from Along the Lethe: Ostrich feat. Colin Stetson. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://beacon.lnk.to/bandlab. Lea
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track five from Along the Lethe: Can't Turn Back. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://beacon.lnk.to/podcast. Learn more abou
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track four from Along the Lethe: Pay My Debts. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-until-
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind track three from Along the Lethe: Pay My Debts. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-until
Thomas and Jacob from Beacon discuss the production and songwriting behind the opening track to Along the Lethe: Until Next Time. Stems discussed in this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/sounds. Learn mor
Go inside the production and songwriting behind track two from Along the Lethe: Oranges. Stems from this episode are available on https://www.bandlab.com/sounds/pack/beacon-until-next-time-oranges Learn more about your a
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