Matt
Wallace - record producer vdeo interview
Matt
produced, engineered & mixed Faith No More's "Angel
Dust" - which was listed in Kerrang magazine as
the Number 1 'Most Influential Album of all Time'!
 Matt
Wallace's career in music started as a musician, playing
and singing original songs in various Bay Area bands. Matt's reputation as a record
producer, recording engineer and mixer sometimes
obscures the fact that he is also a very capable musician
having performed on many of the albums he's produced,
though he rarely seeks credit for such work because
he feels it is part of his role as producer.
Watch our exclusive broadband
video interview with Matt Wallace shot at Studios
Deluxe. Claris of StudioExpresso.com asked the questions
and Johnny Jaskot of Babblefish.com directed. This video
is in Real format.
Matt
sang backup vocals on albums by Faith No More, The Replacements,
H20, Sugarcult, Flybanger, Khaleel, and others. He played
drums on The Replacements' "Don't Tell A Soul"
and on Paul Westerberg's "14 Songs". He played
guitar on recordings by John Hiatt, Sheryl Crow, Bic
Runga and numerous others. Matt has played percussion
on many of his productions and even on quite a few of
his mixes for others.
Matt
produced, engineered & mixed Faith No More's "Angel
Dust" - which was listed in Kerrang magazine as
the #1 Most Influential Album of all Time (May 2003).
Although
he never achieved fame as a musician, singer or writer,
the experience gave Matt the understanding to help bands
with arrangements and chord choices as well as occasional
co-writes. All this is to say that, in addition to being
an accomplished engineer and mixer, Matt is a very musical
producer who has a keen ear for songs and arrangements.
Special
thanks to Claris of StudioExpresso.com and Johnny Jaskot of Babblefish.com for producing this superb broadband video feature!
Further
information regarding Matt can be found here.
Credits
include
-
Virginia Coalition - forthcoming album (P-E-M)
- Kyle Riabko - self-titled EP (Aware) (P-E-M)
- Kyle Riabko - forthcoming album (Aware) (P-E-M)
- Caleb Kane - forthcoming album (P-E-M)
- Mushroomhead – XIII produced one track, mixed
album (Republic/Universal) (M)
- Squad Five 0 – Late News Breaking (Capitol)
(P-E-M)
- Minus Driver – A Message For You EP (Republic/Universal)
(P-E-M)
- Udora – forthcoming album in production (J Records)
(P-E-M)
- Automatic Black - forthcoming album (Arista) (P-E)
- Wakefield - American Made (Arista) (P-E-M)
- 6Gig - Mind Over Mind (Ultimatum) (P-E-M)
- Maroon5 – Songs About Jane (Octone) (P-E-M)
- Sugarcult - Start Static (Ultimatum) (P-E-M)
- H20 - GO (MCA) (P-M)
- Blues Traveler - Bridge (Interscope) (P)
- Flybanger - Headtrip To Nowhere (Columbia) (P-M)
- Ultra-V (f/k/a Ruth Ruth) - Bring on the Fuego (RCA)
(P-E-M)
- Gary Stier (f/k/aBuffalo Nickel) - The Albatross (33rd
Street Records) (CP-M)
- Portable - Secret Life (TVT) (P-M)
- DDT - Urban Observer (The Music Company / Elektra)
(P)
- Khaleel - People Watching (Hollywood) (P-E-M)
- Dog's Eye View - Daisy (Columbia) (P-E-M)
- Train - "If You Leave" from the band's debut
album (Aware) (P-E-M)
- Chantal Kreviazuk - Under These Rocks and Stones (Columbia)
(CP-E-M)
- Suncatcher - The Girl That God Forgot (Restless) (P-E-M)
- Deftones - "Teething" from the The Crow:
City Of Angels soundtrack (P-E-M)
- Satchel - The Family (Epic) (CP-E)
- Enormous - Busman's Holiday (A&M) (P)
- Red Five - Flash (Interscope) (P)
- Dimestore Hoods - Dimestore Hoods (MCA) (P)
- Replacements - Don't Tell A Soul (Sire/Reprise) (P-E)
- Royal Jelly - Royal Jelly (Island) (P)
- Weapon of Choice - Highperspice (Loose Groove) (P-E-M)
- John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar (A&M) (P-E)
- Paul Westerberg - 14 Songs (Sire/Reprise) (P-E-M)
- Faith No More - Angel Dust (Slash/Reprise) (P-E-M)
- Faith No More - The Real Thing (Slash/Reprise) (P-E-M)
- Faith No More - Introduce Yourself (Slash/Reprise)
(P-E-M)
- School of Fish - Human Cannonball (Capitol) (P)
- Spent Poets - Spent Poets (Geffen) (P)
- Dishwalla - "It's Going To Take Some Time"
(A&M) (P) from the Carpenters Tribute Album
- Sheryl Crow - "Solitaire" (A&M) (P-M)
from the Carpenters Tribute Album
- Matthew Sweet - "Let Me Be The One" (A&M)
(P-M) from the Carpenters Tribute Album
- 4 Non-Blondes - "Bless The Beasts And Children"
(A&M) (P-M) from the Carpenters Tribute Album
- Redd Kross - "Yesterday Once More" (A&M)
(P-M) from the Carpenters Tribute Album
Selected MIX credits
- Ultrapull – several tracks From All Directions
(Gold Circle) (M)
- Anotherrace – several tracks from forthcoming
album (Festival) (M)
- Moke – “Hanging Around” (radio mix)
(Ultimatum) (M)
- Fenix TX – “Flight 601 (All I've Got Is
Time)” (radio mixes) (MCA) (M)
- Train - "Meet Virginia" & "Free"
(radio mixes) (Columbia) (M)
- Peter Searcy - "Losing Light Fast" (Time
Bomb) (M)
- Mars Electric - "Someday" (Portrait/C2)
(M)
- Everlast - "So Long" from the End Of Days
soundtrack (M)
- R.E.M. - "Revolution" from the Batman &
Robin soundtrack (E-M)
- Bic Runga - Drive (Columbia) (M) (4x platinum in New
Zealand –
biggest selling debut
album by a local female artist)
- The Honeyrods - The Honeyrods (Capricorn) (M)
- Howlin' Maggie - Honeysuckle Strange (Columbia) (M)
- Butthole Surfers - "Whatever" from the Romeo
& Juliet soundtrack (M)
- Ednaswap - Ednaswap (EastWest) (M)
- Rolling Stones - live tracks for HBO Special (M)
P=produced / CP=coproduced / E=engineered / M=mixed
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Mark
Wallis 
