Frank Socorro's guest appearances

Frank Socorro

Working Class Audio

The Mixed In Key Podcast

Kevin Ward

Sheryl Crow

Scott Cooper

Eyal Levi

Willie Nelson

Rosanne Cash

Jessica Thompson

Sammy Davis Jr

Matt Wright

David Glasser

Brad Brooks

David Streit

Ronan Chris Murphy

Joshua Brooks

Niko Bolas

OwlTail

Rueben Brock

Have you been touched by the recent events shaping a new wave of the Black Lives Matter movement? Are you a musician or DJ looking for ways to be an ally? Are you interested in the history of racism and how it got us to where we are today?In the wake of the recent protests and re-ignition of the Black Lives Matter movement, we explore how the music industry can tackle and identify racism, and how it can find the right voice in the fight against inequality.Our very special guests, Dr Rueben Brock and Dr Lambros Fatsis, kindly gave us their time and considerable expertise to help us identify the right questions, and find answers. They have some amazing knowledge and insight into the fundamental issues at play - how racism is embedded in the capitalist system, and how race issues manifest in the music industry particularly. Whatever your personal stance, opinion or position on race, racism, and racism in music, this episode is crammed full of things we can all learn from.

Have you been touched by the recent events shaping a new wave of the Black Lives Matter movement? Are you a musician or DJ looking for ways to be an ally? Are you interested in the history of racism and how it got us to where we are today?<br>In the wake of the recent protests and re-ignition of the Black Lives Matter movement, we explore how the music industry can tackle and identify racism, and how it can find the right voice in the fight against inequality.Our very special guests, Dr Rueben Brock and Dr Lambros Fatsis, kindly gave us their time and considerable expertise to help us identify the right questions, and find answers. They have some amazing knowledge and insight into the fundamental issues at play - how racism is embedded in the capitalist system, and how race issues manifest in the music industry particularly. Whatever your personal stance, opinion or position on race, racism, and racism in music, this episode is crammed full of things we can all learn from.

The Mixed In Key Podcast 11 - 'Race and Music' with Dr Rueben Brock and Dr Lambros Fatsis

Working Class Audio #205 with Frank Socorro!!! Franklin Emmanuel Socorro started his audio career in the early 2000's working in the Miami area recording the diverse styles that happen in a city thats such a melting pot. During that time an opportunity to work on a Bad Boy project put him on a fast track that led to him working with artist's such as Mary J Blige, Lenny Kravitz and Lauryn Hill. Eventually he would land a position as head engineer for super producer Salaam Remi. This new position brought a wider range of projects from Nas and Cee-Lo to major motion picture work for Rush Hour and Sex and the City. Along the way came 5 grammy nominations and several gold and platinum plaques. He currently operates his own studio while working with the future of audio at the SAE miami campus About this Interview: Frank joins me to tell of his incredible story of his rise to the top and the thing that changed it all, his early training with Charles Dye, working with Salaam Remi, Diddy, Tony Maserati and finding peace in claiming control of his time. Enjoy! – Matt Show Notes and Links  UA Promo: https://www.uaudio.com/classic-apollo-promo Audio-Technica ATM230PK -  https://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/e5c7d2ca9189679b/index.html AEA  KU5A: https://goo.gl/km8139 Audio Life on Gearslutz: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/audio-life/ 

<h1>Working Class Audio #205 with Frank Socorro!!!</h1> <p>Franklin Emmanuel Socorro started his audio career in the early 2000's working in the Miami area recording the diverse styles that happen in a city thats such a melting pot. During that time an opportunity to work on a Bad Boy project put him on a fast track that led to him working with artist's such as Mary J Blige, Lenny Kravitz and Lauryn Hill. Eventually he would land a position as head engineer for super producer Salaam Remi. This new position brought a wider range of projects from Nas and Cee-Lo to major motion picture work for Rush Hour and Sex and the City. Along the way came 5 grammy nominations and several gold and platinum plaques. He currently operates his own studio while working with the future of audio at the SAE miami campus</p> <h1><strong>About this Interview:</strong></h1> <p>Frank joins me to tell of his incredible story of his rise to the top and the thing that changed it all, his early training with Charles Dye, working with Salaam Remi, Diddy, Tony Maserati and finding peace in claiming control of his time. Enjoy! – Matt</p> <h1>Show Notes and Links</h1> <ul> <li>UA Promo: <a href="https://www.uaudio.com/twin-arrow-promo" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.uaudio.com/classic-apollo-promo</a></li> <li>Audio-Technica ATM230PK - <a href="https://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/e5c7d2ca9189679b/index.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/e5c7d2ca9189679b/index.html</a></li> <li>AEA  KU5A: <a href="https://goo.gl/km8139" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://goo.gl/km8139</a></li> <li>Audio Life on Gearslutz: <a href="https://www.gearslutz.com/board/audio-life/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gearslutz.com/board/audio-life/</a></li> </ul>

WCA #205 with Frank Socorro