Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast

EP 374 | Daniel Braunstein and Raad Soudani

Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast

Show Notes

Daniel Braunstein is a producer who has worked with Volumes, Spiritbox, Dayseeker, and many others. Raad Soudani is the bassist and co-producer in Volumes. On this episode:

Dark times lead to even darker music

Why Raad Soudani wanted to work with Daniel Braunstein again

How Opeth, Mike Patton, and The Beatles trained their fans to expect the unexpected

Why you need delusional optimism

Hell froze over. Heavy music is mainstream again.

Dealing with the tragic loss of Diego Farias

How Daniel Braunstein approached working with Volumes this time around

Metal bands hiring a co-writer: strictly forbidden or the norm?

If you want long and successful relationships, know your role

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Insanely detailed audio production tutorials

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Multi-track sessions from some of the biggest names in rock and metal

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