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Rue Snider "Oklahoma"

February 28, 2020  /  Andrew Horowitz

Played on this ballad from Rue Snider.

From Rue: “I made it at Restoration Station with Lorenzo Wolff producing. He really nailed the vibe and coached a vocal performance out of me Im quite proud of. Andrew Horowitz played the piano and synths, which are essential to this track and I’m grateful for his beautiful contribution. John Kengla played the awesome guitar that has the vibe of one of my favorite 80s ballads. That guy is a blast to work with. Emily Holden played the beautiful strings without which the song wouldn’t soar, and Elliot Jacobson played drums. I admire that guy so much. Phil Joly mixed this track and ruined me forever on not having an outside mixer. He’s mixed 3 tracks for me, which are my best sounding work, and he’s why. Jenny Grace Makholm graciously let me use her face on the cover. Amanda Brown was in the studio the whole time and her voice has been a steady metronome in my mind while recording a ton of music. I'm grateful for her input. Thank you to everyone involved!”

 

Stefan Alexander's "Photograph"

January 18, 2020  /  Andrew Horowitz

One of the first tunes I worked on with Elliot Jacobson and Stefan Alexander sees the light of day! Five years in the making, thought this one was destined for a hard drive. If you haven't followed, Stefan was sidelined for several years with a debilitating illness. We made the decision to not release music until/unless he was better. And so the day has come. Thrilled to share the first song from his second EP, "Photograph." Premiere via American Songwriter Magazine. Thank you to Mike Tuccillo for mixing/mastering, and Charlene Kaye for the exceptional video.

tags / stefan alexander, photograph, cry again, queer artist, american songwriter magazine, mike tuccillo, charlene kaye