Mistajam fronts this music show from the legendary Abbey Road Studios, where he introduces the year's hottest acts in performance.
In episode 5 of 5, Bluesman Barns Courtney and multi-talented producer/performer Tala are welcomed to Abbey Road Studios and a host of familiar faces reveal why DIY sounds are so important in 2016.
Another in a long line of collaborations with director Dick Carruthers on this stylish and polished collection of Josh's favourite songs from the shows. Includes a guest appearance by Kelly Clarkson in "All I Ask Of You" from The Phantom Of The Opera.
Filmed in June 2015 in London's Hyde Park with an audience of over 50,000, this special cinema event will let you experience, and maybe even relive, a setlistof all the greatest hits like ‘Who Are You’, ‘My Generation’, ‘I Can See For Miles’, ‘Pinball Wizard’, ‘See Me Feel Me’, ‘Baba O’Riley’ and ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’. Plus Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Iggy Pop, Robert Plant and Johnny Marr share their stories of the band’s history and influence as legendary pioneers of British Rock in a series of personal interviews.
Find out more at www.TheWhoFilm.com
Australian band 5 Seconds of Summer play London's Wembley Stadium intercut with behind the scenes interviews of the album recording and also backstage footage including how guitarist Michael Clifford stood in the way of the pyros with dramatic consequences. Our 5.1 and stereo mixes bring a great DVD to life.
The MTV Africa Music Awards KwaZulu-Natal 2015 were broadcast live across Africa on MTV. Afterwards we recut and remixed the show in London for worldwide transmission on partner stations and also made a special MAMA-themed edition of MTV’s acclaimed World Stage which aired globally on MTV channels around the world.
A massive concert and the loudest audience I have ever heard. The boys had a really good night - one of the best shows on the tour. Put yourself in the audience and submerge in the magic of the atmosphere...
"The mix offers a sterling account of what's going on in San Siro, but that unfortunately includes a lot of crowd noise and ubiquitous (and I do mean ubiquitous) "sing alongs" by the several thousand in attendance. That (irony intended) "wall of sound" tends to drown out the actual One Direction singing throughout the concert, with the boys' lower ranges often getting completely subsumed by the audience's nonstop output. There's still good reproduction here, even if every last note can't be adequately heard, with a solid midrange and nice breathing room offering excellent spatial differentiation in the surround mix."
We were again chosen to mix and master the nomination packages for the launch of the Brits. Looking forward to the show on Feb 19th. Good luck everyone!
YouTube trailer. Shot during the live tour in the round at London's O2 Arena, this Hamish Hamilton directed film was first shown on Sky TV. Conformed and mastered at ThornQuest in 5.1 and stereo.
