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Episode 53 Brian Warwick
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This week I’m very happy to welcome audio engineer Brian Warwick into the Sonic Garage!
Through his love of both pop and jazz music, Brian has been able to make quite a name for himself over the last 10 plus years, working with such popular performers as “Weird Al’ Yankovic, Adam Lambert, Ludacris, Michael Buble and Stevie Nicks.
Over the last several years, as Brian has fine-tuned and perfected his recording skills, he has received multiple Grammy nominations, with one of those nominations making him a Grammy award winner. Brian has also received an Emmy nomination and has been a part of 14 RIAA Certified Platinum and Gold Records as well.
Always wanting to stay busy and push himself further, in recent years Brian has also gotten the opportunity to work as an engineer on several top television shows as well, including SyFy’s Defiance, ABC’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and one of my favorites, AMC’s The Walking Dead.
By nurturing his passion for music and for recording, which started at a very young age, Brian has been blessed with the ability to live the life of his dreams and I see only more great things for Brian in the future!
Thanks for taking the time to listen to the show this week and I really hope you enjoy Brian’s interview!
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