JEFF WELLIKOFF JOINS INFIDEL
Running the radio station at Boston University as Program Director, Jeff got to know the people at Rykodisc. They offered him an internship in the A+R department where he worked on the Galaxie 500 box set and releases by Throwing Muses, Bob Mould, Medeski, Martin and Wood and Guster. He moved to New York in 1999 where he joined music publishing giant EMI, then worked under Marshall Chess at ARC Music. At ARC, he put together the retrospectives for songwriters Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry and Bobby Charles. Writing, playing and recording music all the while, he played in bands in Boston and Western Massachusetts before relocating to Los Angeles where he and Terry Borden (Pete Yorn, Idaho, Lusk) recorded and played shows as the By and By. Lindsay Lohan spilled a drink on him at Teddy's on Hollywood Blvd. His passion for recording led him to Hot Pie Music, a Pasadena studio owned by Jerry Di Rienzi (Cell, Ugly Beauty) and Mark Lewis (West Indian Girl), best known for recording Cass McCombs, Zach de la Rocha (Rage Against the Machine), Flight of the Concords and John Cale. At Hot Pie, Jeff worked on Jerry's recordings as well as his own band, whose songs which were licensed to MTV's The Hills. Since joining INFIDEL, Jeff has worked with Zalman Krause, Alyssa, Tony Trischka and Ryan Macwright.
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ZALMAN KRAUSE RELEASE SET FOR JUNE 1ST
The debut CD by Zalman Krause will be available on June 1st. Plans are being set for a record release party in Passaic, NJ, his adopted hometown. Stay tuned for the venue and time. Tracks include Catch Me Now, Melanie, Reality, Poor You, Open the Door, Green Paradise, Hurricane, Stay Alive, Tell the Tale, The Place, No More and Dreams. The CD was produced by Jeff Wellikoff with additional engineering by Ryan Kaywork. It will be available on itunes, Amazon, Spotify, Rhapsody and Google.
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CASEY BOWEN BAND CONTINUES TO RACK UP THE SHOWS
New Jersey's hardest working rock and roll band continues to bang out one great show after another. After blowing the doors off the Saint in Asbury Park, the band headed to New Hampshire for a festival. The following week found them in Manhattan for three, first ever New York City shows.
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TRIVIA
Question:
What band name is taken from the expression "Kiss my ass?"
ANSWER: The Pogues
ZALMAN KRAUSE BAND TAKES SHAPE
Artists will tell you that the hardest thing is to put together a band. Musical chemistry is a funny thing and there is no predicting who will click and who won't. Zalman was off to a good start with his younger brother, Mo, on guitar. One could question whether brothers have "chemistry" but there haven't been any fist fights yet. John Mandy joins on drums and N. A. Marino on bass.
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WATER MUSIC HANGS A PIECE OF RECORDING HISTORY ON THE WALLS
The debut was delayed almost a year by an especially hectic studio schedule but the acoustic panels that graced Clinton Studios in Manhattan for decades are finally being installed in Water Music's Big Room. When asked why he waited so long, senior engineer Sean Kelly smiled and shook his head. "It wasn't going to happen last year," he said calmly. "There were no open days." The driving force behind installation of these tunable acoustic panels is the increased amount of film scoring being done at Water Music including the music for HBO series "Boardwalk Empire."
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