Mastering Archives - Adam Dempsey Mastering

Hats off congratulations to James Ellis and The Jealous Guys on winning The Age Music Victoria Awards Best Country Album!

It Ain’t Texas (But It Ain’t Bad) was recorded and mixed by Roger Bergodaz at Union Street Studios, Melbourne, with piano recorded by Idge at Soundpark. The album was mastered especially for both digital and vinyl LP release, preserving its detail and dynamic range.

The Music Victoria Awards reflect a diverse and renowned music scene in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Congratulations of course go to all nominees and winners. Such projects are a huge team effort and, as always, it’s a privilege and pleasure to be part of the team.

The Age Music Victoria Awards 2018 Best Country Album

The Vast Project

November 19, 2018 by adam

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It’s been a privilege to be part of The Vast Project in mastering Vast – an 18 track collection of some of Australia’s finest songwriters. The album spans rock, folk, and country music, including artists Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger), Sally Seltman, Glenn Richards (Augie March), Paul Dempsey (Something For Kate), Rowena Wise, Paul McDermott, and more.

Written and recorded in the remote town of Cossack (Bajinhurrba) WA, during a week in Sep 2017, the project turned the western Pilbara town into an artists’ hub, with sculptors, painters and musicians alike reflecting on the land and landscapes. A documentary is to follow.

Vast (Various Artists)

Congratulations to the team on a huge effort: Jae Laffer, Qynn Beardman, Aimee Chapman, engineer Anna Laverty, and all involved in bringing this together.

For more on the project including the track list, see: The Vast Project.

The Age Music Victoria Awards Nominees

October 17, 2018 by adam

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Seven recent mastering clients are among this year’s The Age Music Victoria Awards nominees across nine nominations!

Congratulations to all nominees including:

Angie McMahon – Best Emerging Talent, Best Breakthrough Act
Ben Mastwyk & The Millions – Best Country Album ‘Winning Streak’
Cat Canteri – Best Folk or Roots Album ‘Inner North’
Didirri – Best Solo Artist, Best Male Musician
James Ellis and the Jealous Guys – Best Country Album ‘It Ain’t Texas (But It Ain’t Bad)’
Lloyd Spiegel – Best Blues Album ‘Backroads’
Lucy Wise – Best Folk or Roots Album ‘Winter Sun’

The Age Music Victoria Award Nominees
The Age Music Victoria Awards, supported by key independent Melbourne radio stations Triple R and PBS, are Australia’s largest publicly voted music awards. The diversity’s on the up, and public voting is open.
Check out the diverse range of artists and vote here: musicvictoria.com.au/votenow.

Triple R Radiothon Band Prize Winner

Additionally, congrats to Melbourne band King Parrot on winning this year’s Triple R Radiothon Band Prize for the mastering of a single or EP!

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The Age Music Victoria Awards winner Best Country Album

The Vast Project

The Age Music Victoria Awards Nominees

Triple R Radiothon Band Prize Winner