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JAMIE WOOLFORD is a producer, engineer, touring musician and songwriter from Phoenix, AZ. Watch your feet because I'm about to drop some names (you've heard of at least one of these). Punchline, Gin Blossoms, The Story Changes, The Stereo, Vanilla Sky, Man Alive, The Format, Black Sunshine, The AKAS, Gene The Werewolf, Super Stereo, Andrew Dost (of fun.), Let Go, Hit The Lights, Harvest, Cadillac Blindside, Protagonist, Skybox, and Source Victoria. I feel dirty now. For more self-indulgent absurdity, please read my full biography here.

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Sep282012

Been busy.

Friday, September 28, 2012 at 12:39 PM

Hey world it's been a while since I posted anything. I've been SUPER busy finishing up my solo record, shooting a music video, working on artwork etc... all in my free time (of which there is little) from work and life. I've got a few projects worthy of mention coming up. A talented, young local trio called A Moments Notice will be recording with me at STEM in October and early next year I'll be heading to Ohio to work on the next Promise Hero record which judging from the demo, should be awesome. In the midst of that I'll be continuing to work on all the different aspects of my solo record including possibly another music video. I can't wait till you guys hear this. I think I'm more proud of this than anything I've ever done.

Below are a few still from the video for "This Isn't Goodbye".

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