John Krane has released a new single, “14 Days,” which features St. Louis musicians from their own homes. I performed bass, as well as mixed and mastered the song from my house. It’s a tune that’ll have you singing about quarantine in no time, so check out the post.

Sometimes I get obsessed with a trick or idea in some aspect of my musical life and use it constantly. Lately, it's been new uses of my old friend, sidechaining, which is a very versatile tool in the recording studio.

Devon Allman just started a label, Create Records, and its inaugural release is Jackson Stokes self-titled album. I was an engineer on a sizable portion of the record and mixed it, both at my favorite studio in St. Louis, Sawhorse Studios.

Haley came to me with 12 songs she had been performing as a solo artist. She wanted to flesh out the songs with more instruments and was looking for input. In the end, I think we did right by the music, bringing each song to a new place that was still true to the intent of the original composition.

Don’t burn bridges. You never know who may be able to help you in the future, and this goes for our careers and also our personal lives.