John Alagia's guest appearances

John Alagia

Wake Up Hollywood

El Toro Podcast

Matt Besser

Justin Hopkins

Quincy Jones

Darrell Thorp

Joe Corcoran

Mike Dorsey

Joe Nicchi

Victoria Namkung

Christopher Wray

Christine Gordon

Shawn Johnson

Michelle Lewis

Mark Dennis

Steve Simeone

Eliza James

OwlTail

Earl Bud Lee

Bud Lee

John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Lukas Nelson, Rachael Yamagata, Jason Mraz...Is that enough name drops, because John Alagia has more in the chamber? World renowned producer John Alagia swung by the studio and just happened to have Earl Bud Lee, Grammy award winning writer (including the song "Friends in Low Places"), tag along. Unfortunately, the Grammys were too heavy to lug with, but they made up for it with tales of the tape and scribbled hits on the back of napkins, as they've both lost count of the millions of records sold and streams accounted for. How do you get started turning your passion into a career? What's sync licensing look like in 2019, and how can a person in the recording arts even make a dime? Is client experience really that important if you're the best at what you do? Wash down all those answers with a nice highball or something a bit more neat. Stads and Auz throw down with two of the heaviest hitting titans in the entrepreneurial world of music.

John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Lukas Nelson, Rachael Yamagata, Jason Mraz...Is that enough name drops, because John Alagia has more in the chamber? World renowned producer John Alagia swung by the studio and just happened to have Earl Bud Lee, Grammy award winning writer (including the song "Friends in Low Places"), tag along. Unfortunately, the Grammys were too heavy to lug with, but they made up for it with tales of the tape and scribbled hits on the back of napkins, as they've both lost count of the millions of records sold and streams accounted for. How do you get started turning your passion into a career? What's sync licensing look like in 2019, and how can a person in the recording arts even make a dime? Is client experience really that important if you're the best at what you do? Wash down all those answers with a nice highball or something a bit more neat. Stads and Auz throw down with two of the heaviest hitting titans in the entrepreneurial world of music.

S1 E20 - Two Minutes and Thirty Seconds to Bud feat John Alagia and Earl Bud Lee

John Alagia was born in Louisville, KY and played in rock bands from an early age. He slowly transitioned into the studio with his buddy, and band mate, Doug Derryberry after graduating from Georgetown University. Doug and John began producing acts out of their basement studio in Northern Virginia and ultimately extended their scope throughout the mid Atlantic.Notables in the early days were Dave Matthews Band, Ben Folds Five, Vertical Horizon and Edwin McCain just to name a few. After several years playing with Doug Derryberry, John decided to focus on studio production instead of performing live. He converted a house on the eastern shore of Maryland to a recording studio. That era in the early 2000s bred the debut albums for John Mayer, Jason Mraz, Rachael Yamagata, Josh Kelly, and hosted the likes of Lifehouse, Dave Matthews, Mandy Moore, and many others.In 2005, John left to work on a project with Liz Phair out at the Village studios in LA while maintaining his place in Maryland. Bouncing between LA, MD and NYC, he had the opportunity to work with Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, Brett Dennen, and Lukas Nelson among others. He considers the Village his home these days.instagram.com/johnalagia/

John Alagia was born in Louisville, KY and played in rock bands from an early age. He slowly transitioned into the studio with his buddy, and band mate, Doug Derryberry after graduating from Georgetown University. Doug and John began producing acts out of their basement studio in Northern Virginia and ultimately extended their scope throughout the mid Atlantic. Notables in the early days were Dave Matthews Band, Ben Folds Five, Vertical Horizon and Edwin McCain just to name a few. After several years playing with Doug Derryberry, John decided to focus on studio production instead of performing live. He converted a house on the eastern shore of Maryland to a recording studio. That era in the early 2000s bred the debut albums for John Mayer, Jason Mraz, Rachael Yamagata, Josh Kelly, and hosted the likes of Lifehouse, Dave Matthews, Mandy Moore, and many others. In 2005, John left to work on a project with Liz Phair out at the Village studios in LA while maintaining his place in Maryland. Bouncing between LA, MD and NYC, he had the opportunity to work with Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, Brett Dennen, and Lukas Nelson among others. He considers the Village his home these days. <a href="http://instagram.com/johnalagia/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/johnalagia/</a>