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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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"Love Empire" by the 2012 Recording Workshop!

Monday, May 21, 2012 at 6:08 PM

Hey everybody, please feast your ears on "Love Empire". Originally written by LA rockers Big Collapse, myself and 4 other workshop students produced, recorded and mixed this track in 4 days with the help of drummer Sam Hardwig, vocalist Tracey Rappa and guitarist Mike Ofca. Our good buddy and mastering guru Dan Coutant put the finishing touches on it and we proudly present it to you now. Interested in attending a future Recording Workshop? Please contact me here!

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©2011 Jamie Woolford. All rights reserved. All songs published on this website are used with permission. Rates, terms, policies & other information published on this website is subject to change at any time. Please contact me with questions or concerns. Anyone is welcome to quote, reference, reinterpret, reword and/or link to any and all content on my website but for pete's sake, please credit me as your source. DO NOT simply cut and paste my content onto your website and try to pass it off as your own. That is really lame. I am clearly not trying to hide this information but since it's based on MY ideas and MY studio experience, you can understand why I'm not happy when people steal my content for their own gain without giving me any credit whatsoever. It's actually happened 3 times now. Look, there's no reason to not share ideas and grow as engineers and producers but it's a two-way street. If you take, don't forget to give back ok?