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For the past couple months I’ve been playing around with a great social network called MyCountrySpace.com. I’ve enjoyed meeting fellow country music lovers and interacting with them. Recently the site is featuring my profile on the homepage! I think that’s pretty cool.
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Rusty Graham of Houston Community Newspapers visited Tierra Studios last month to chat and observe us while we recorded songs for my album.
Rusty’s story, “A Sound Investment” published today in the River Oaks Examiner, and it’s an amazing representation of everything we’re working to do.
Gilbert Sedeno and Glenn Wheeler are busy at a panel of knobs, gauges and displays that would make a 747 blush.
“What’s that noise?” asks Sedeno. “I’m hearing something. What is that?”
Sedeno is talking to musician Bryan Harkness, who’s in an isolation studio and who’s laying down some guitar parts for an upcoming single.
Harkness tells Sedeno that he’s just put new strings on his guitar — maybe what he’s hearing is the “stiffness” of those strings.
Maybe, says Sedeno. Play it again.
Go read the rest of the article on HCNonline.com (Note: if this link doesn’t work, here’s a PDF of the article).
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Ed Mayberry, business reporter for KUHF (Houston’s NPR affiliate), recently did a story about Bryan Harkness recording his album at Tierra Studios.
Go check out the audio story, photo slideshow and Bryan’s song, “We Don’t Have To Walk Alone.”
Just in case this link doesn’t work, you can also listen to the story below.
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By Angela Grant
Tierra Studios
Bryan was mentioned in a June article in the Houston Business Journal. He was recording at Tierra Studios for his upcoming album at the time. Click the image to view a full-sized PDF of the article.
I’m proud to announce that my song “We Don’t Have to Walk Alone” is being played on KJ 103.3 in Lufkin, TX. The song is about a couple that sticks together through hard times. Although things have been rocky in the past, there’s still time to work together to sort things out.
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