Forgotten Genre Productions

Really excited about the debut of a new artist we are working with. Stay tuned for more music to come from Emme Grace.

https://youtu.be/DqKZqGT6D9c Here's another track I'm excited about. This was recorded and filmed pre covid and is just getting released tonight. I love Farewell to Kings. Give them some love.

One of the exciting things about helping people make music is you get surprise releases to remind you of fun times. I just stumbled upon this lovely video release for a project I recorded for Christina Berg and St. Eloise. Enjoy.https://youtu.be/pyqssQCFBcw

Desperate times call for desperate measures 2020

Quarantine studio 2020

We are excited to announce the release of The Neighborly's first single today. We put a lot of hard work and fun into making this happen. Thanks go out to Jake Ritchey who co-produced and played the drums and percussion, Ty Godfrey played guitars, Mike Bitts on bass, The Lovely Tymira Pearson on backing vocals and Anthony S Guyer, (myself) on recording mixing, and producing. I even got to sneak a little guitar playing on this track which I never do. Thanks everyone and please check these guys out. Great music.

A lovely video for a song we recorded. Many thanks to Ty Godfrey, Yasser Sanchez, DeJuan Rosado, and Imer Lopez for bringing the magic.

Another fun video from the Red Hill Road sessions

It's super easy to record music. Anyone can do it. But to create music that has meaning and depth is something I've been chasing most of my creative life. It's so rewarding to make music with people that get this and are chasing it with you. The Neighborly do a great job of telling the story of their new single. We were so privileged to be part of it. Thanks to my musical compatriots who jumped in with both feet. Ty Godfrey, Yasser Sanchez, DeJuan Rosado, Imer Lopez. You guys helped me take this song to the next level. Who's next?

Red Hill Road giving us their take on a classic Cash tune live in the studio.

I need a bigger live room. Tracking horns for One Too Many.

Fun new video we did in the studio with Red Hill Road. Good friends and a great band.

Sometimes It's hard to record, hard to fix problems and cables, chase down distortion in a channel. Exhausting. But there is nothing like making music with friends. Thanks friends. Pic Credit Ned Bustard

Tracking some horns today for One Too Many. Utilizing the Blumlein pair.