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Whilst in the UK performing with Lowlives at Download festival this year, Luke Johnson caught up with Matt Terry to talk about his career in the music industry and what it was like to be born in to it . Featuring his earliest studio memories through to recording the incredible new Lowlives album with producer Adrian Bushby.
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A fascinating insight into the career of a bassist that has played in more bands than most people have had hot dinners. This week, Matt sits down with Morgan Nichols to discuss his studio experiences, and what it’s like to play bass in some of the WORLDS most influential bands.
Off the back of a fantastic year for Skindred, Matt talks to guitarist, songwriter and producer Mikey Demus about how his role as guitarist in Skindred quickly evolved into a multi facetted career covering many different aspects of studio life.
This week, Matt sits down with George Perks, the resident studio engineer and producer at Vada Studios. They chat about the highs and lows of the projects they've worked on together at Vada, sharing fascinating and hilarious stories. They also provide insights into George's journey from being a ...
Season 2 of Vada Studio Confessions is here!
Kicking off the new era of the show — now also produced in video — Matt welcomes exciting upcoming band Jayler alongside producer George Perks, a familiar face at Vada Studios.
Together they dive into the making of Jayler’s upcoming debut album Voices ...
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