Showing posts with label Southport Recording Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southport Recording Studio. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 February 2010

Stills from "Red" - Album out Soon

Tim Johnson, the Director of “RED” for our album launch, was kind enough to send a load of stills over to me last night.

They look Awsome!

He’s added a lot of colour and saturation to his edits so you should be in for a treat when it raises its ugly head in the next few months. The album its self is and the artwork for it is very near completion and we are just about to sent it all off to be reproduced.























Tuesday, 1 September 2009

Sa-da-ko & The Dept of Design

We are still hard at work at the moment in Aku Studios adding guitar tracks to the album, while J tunes up the old axe, I thought I would do a bit of an update.

Well to be honest we are running a little behind schedule, we are now looking to launch around Halloween, fingers crossed!! The album is really coming together and it’s all starting to sound amazing so much so it’s probably the greatest thing we’ve done so far and finally it’s good to see the fruits of the last 8 months finally coming together.

So that’s the audio coming together what about the visuals?

Well Tim from Dunloe productions is still working hard on editing the video for “rEd” and we are currently in talks about a 2nd video for another track off “zero one”, we’ve seen 2 drafts on the video and its all starting to come together quite nicely, we are really keen to show other people what’s been going on behind the scenes but at this stage I’m going to have to slap your hand like a naughty child!!

Other visual shenanigans, such as photos and a few bits of art work are currently being helped along by the guys over at the Dept of Design, in fact last week we gathered together all of our belongings and headed out over to a place near Churchtown just as the sun started to head down. The weather wasn’t great but I think it helped a long nice shoot and really added to the drama of the area.
Below is a selection of shots taken on the day, they are pretty raw and haven’t really been touch up yet but it gives you an idea of what we see before it goes to the next stage.