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TS and Hyatt win a Horizon Interactive award!

tricyclesound — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 08:56:53 -0700

Hyatt, Billups Design, and Tricycle Sound have won a Horizon Interactive award for their work on the Hotel Victor South Beach website. The flash site was developed by Billups Design, a design firm here in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood. Tricycle Sound provided the music for the cascading, animated site, tailored to Hyatt's brand image.

The Horizon Interactive mission, from their site: "You've heard the expression, "giving credit where credit is due," well that's our reason for being. Horizon honors the most talented developers of interactive media. The competition provides a level playing field to all participants regardless of company size. Often, smaller firms and individual developers produce outstanding work that never receives the recognition it deserves. Our mission is to shed the spotlight on that work and the people who made it happen."

Congratulations to all parties involved!

Follow Tricycle Sound on Twitter!

tricyclesound — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:23:08 -0700

Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/tricyclesound, where we will post timely updates on current sessions, useful recording links, and other miscellany of the moment.

Cheers!

TS music on Hyatt's Key West Resort site

tricyclesound — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:35:46 -0700

TS was again commissioned by Hyatt to produce custom music for their Florida Key West Resort and Spa. The hotel was looking for a relaxed, yet upbeat piece that matched the ambience of the locale. Listen to our handiwork

Hyatt commissions TS for new music for Hotel Victor, 6ix Park sites

tricyclesound — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:58:44 -0700

Hyatt has once again tapped Tricycle Sound for original music for the websites for Hotel Victor in South Beach and the 6ix Park Grill in Irvine, CA - Listen to our work:

Hotel Victor

6ix Park

DJ and TS

A Testimonial

tricyclesound — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:40:24 -0700

To say my experience with David Johnson at Tricycle Sound exceeded my expectations would be an understatement. It was with some nervousness I pursued recording my music for the first time after more than 28 years of songwriting. My fears were erased within minutes of our first meeting. I knew David was just the type of person I was looking for. His attention to detail and integrity as an artist are unsurpassed. He not only did a magnificent job recording my songs but also played guitar, drums, bass, mandolin, organ and piano on my record and did all of them at a very high level. His relaxed and laid back demeanor belies the depth to which he cares first and foremost about getting the final product right. He offered unique insights and depth to my music without taking away from the core character of the songs. We recorded ten songs in about thirty hours over the course of 8 weeks and this included mixing time. He even attended the mastering session for the sole purpose of making sure everything was going well and to use it to find ways to improve his engineering skills. Everyone who has listened to my record comments on what a great session player David is and are impressed with the high quality of the recording.

I would recommend David and Tricycle Sound to anyone interested in producing a high quality recording at a price that is more than reasonable, it’s downright cheap, especially considering the work that David puts into the recording. I will be back at Tricycle Sound later this year to record ten more songs and consider it an honor and privilege to have David as my engineer.

Sincerely,
Tim Kough

Hyatt Catering Music

tricyclesound — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 10:24:02 -0700

Tricycle Sound has once again been commissioned by Hyatt to compose and produce music for the Catering mini websites for several of their locations.

You can now hear Tricycle Sound's music at their Cambridge Catering Site.

The music will also be used for the Catering sites for their Tampa, Fairlakes, Irvine, Bethesda, and Harborside locations.

A cover song/RPM challenge

tricyclesound — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:15:07 -0700

Sanawon returned to the studio on Friday to record their treatment of Jawbreaker's Accident Prone, from their Dear You album. The cover song is scheduled to appear on the vinyl version of their excellent Bonfire Night full length.

Kaer Trouz answered the call of the RPM Challenge, a global challenge to musicians to write and record an album from start to finish in the month of February. After writing and tracking 8 songs in some 15 days, Kaer Trouz stopped into TS for a final mixdown before submission.

Stay tuned for further developments from the lab...