2010 News & Updates

Mar 9, 2010: More Studio Updates

It's been a busy few months. I wrapped up recording bass for Freedom, made another trip back to New york to record guitar and vocal tracks for another Atomic Brother Ep, and have since been recording bass, editing and mixing 3 different Atomic Brother Eps. Oh yeah, I've also started an #UntitledProj with Michael Carrasquillo.

The Freedom album is finished and a release date is still to be announced. There are 10 tracks on the album, 9 of which I played bass on. You can check out the album free before the release at the Freedom website. This is a cool record, and a little bit different from albums I typically play on.

The second and third of 4 Atomic Brother Eps are being mixed this week. We're back in studio with Craig Sadler mixing at 5th Street Studios in Austin, TX. After the mixes are done we'll be recording some live acoustic tracks to include, just like last time. We expect the second Ep to be titled, "As Far As I Can Go," and to be released some time in April.

The #UntitledProj is a going to be a fun songwriting project with Michael Carrasquillo. This is an experiment in co-writing and co-producing songs long distance. One of us will start a song, and we'll pass it back and forth until it is "finished." When is that? We'll know when we hear it. Michael's been a long-time friend and collaborator of mine and this is the first time we're doing something like this. Follow the action on Twitter by searching #UntitledProj, or following @sasebastian and @mjcarrasquillo.

I almost forgot... back in January I was featured in the "Player Spotlight" on the bass player blog, NoTreble.com. Check out the profile at NoTreble.

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