In August 2010, I embarked on one of the biggest endeavors of my music career to date- recording my first album “Peace, Love, & the Lack Thereof”. After having graduated from Berklee and spending a year or so writing, polishing and perfecting songs for this album while in school, I felt ready to take on [...]
Author Archives: Arielle
Life After Berklee: The Night Shift-When your crowd is too small to crowd fund
March 8, 2012 – 2:17 pm
Life After Berklee: Owning Your Own Studio
March 2, 2012 – 1:42 pm
There comes a time where a sound engineer simply knows, deep down, that working out of a home-studio is simply not going to cut it. One can only tolerate so many clients sitting on his bed while the mix is being done or the master being burnt. The decision was made to bite the bullet [...]
Life After Berklee: A Stroke of Luck
February 9, 2012 – 10:19 am
Oscar Zambrano ’03 talks about his life after Berklee. I have always known what I wanted to do after college. I wanted to move to a city that had big recording studios, work there, freelance and eventually own a studio. What I did not know was the how: what roads would I have to take? [...]
Berklee GEMS featuring Paula Cole ’90
January 26, 2012 – 1:47 pm
On Thursday, January 19th, Paula Cole came to Berklee to speak with students, staff, faculty and alumni. Women staff and faculty at Berklee are starting a new initiative called Berklee GEMS. This program helps to raise awareness and responsibility in the entertainment industry. One of the main goals is to bring back established alumni who [...]
Life After Berklee: What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been
January 20, 2012 – 11:07 am
Our year building our business (and not in a figurative way) was the most grueling, gut wrenching, defining moment of my life, and though I can’t speak for my business partner, Keith, I’m sure he’d say the same. Last week, Keep The Edge Studios, our brand new recording studio in the heart of Quincy Center, [...]