InSync Studios Pvt. Ltd-Voice & Music Production

10/04/2014

The following comes from Armen Chakmakian, a Grammy-nominated composer, keyboardist, and recording artist. There are tons of articles about music streaming sites like Pandora, Spotify,...

08/04/2014

08/04/2014

Alice is joined by friend and actor Johnny Depp during an epic cover of Revolution by The Beatles!

05/04/2014

We look at some of our favorite deep cuts within Nirvana's catalog.

05/04/2014

Two of greatest musicians alive on this planet, singing a song they wrote together!

I've done a lot of things in my life, but never this," Paul McCartney said on PBS tonight. "This" was traveling to the White House, which he did last month t...

04/04/2014

Robert Plant discusses his musical journey from Stourbridge to superstardom.

03/04/2014

Rotary is doing some great work for Polio eradication In India.

02/04/2014

Following the news that Aerosmith will top the bill at the Calling festival in London this summer, a rival event – Germany Calling – has been announced by Hamburg-based promoter Fritz Gelächter.

02/04/2014

Bassist gets old job back for five shows starting this weekend

01/04/2014

VO recording today for a TVC of a well known toothpaste brand.
Also song recording later...

29/03/2014

How Mick Jagger's Tragedy Could Cost the Rolling Stones Up to $10 Million:

By postponing the Australian leg of their 14 On Fire tour following the death of Mick Jagger's long-time girlfriend L'Wren Scott, the Rolling Stones and multiple parties involved in staging the tour potentially could be on the hook for as much as $10 million, industry sources tell Billboard. That includes everything from deposits on venues to the storage of gear to lost revenue, though it's possible that some or all of those costs will be covered by insurance policies.
Moving a tour the magnitude of a Stones outing is an epic, expensive affair, potentially involving millions of dollars in travel, transportation and other expenses. While some production work would have been done on the ground, the band had 60 trucks on hold to transport its equipment, and just chartering the gear could have cost as much as $250,000, say sources.
Typically, such productions are covered by insurance policies, and for 14 On Fire, the Stones and their promoters likely had multiple insurers, say industry sources. The exposure each party faces will depend on the type of insurance they carried. It is unclear what any of the specific policies include.