Dean Haskins Productions, in conjunction with Salt & Light Digital Audio, skillfully provides every aspect of the music production process--from track arranging and recording to mixing and mastering (and all the unseen myriad processes inbetween). Let's take a look . . .

These are songs that Dean wrote and arranged, and then he recorded the instrumental tracks for them. As you listen, please note that the only "live" instruments on these tracks are the guitars and brass (which were recorded at Salt & Light Digital Audio by local musicians Dean keeps on call). Dean is playing everything else digitally (even the bass guitar and drum tracks--which are recorded one drum at a time from the keyboard).

The songs are available for your next recording project. Please contact us if you would like to record them.

During Dean's last trip to Branson, he was asked by a show that appears at the IMAX Theater to provide them with a track of the Broadway hit "Memory" for one of the singers to use. Here is that track:

Memory

Dean Haskins Productions is currently producing a debut album project for an up-and-coming Gospel group named LOGOS. We will have much more information about this incredible group in the near future, but here is just a taste of what's to come. We are currently mixing and mastering all their great tunes--and this particular excerpt is a song that we were mixing, but there was something very important that Dean believed was missing--the Hammond B3 organ. So, once he had everything else mixed, he decided to lend a helping hand, and give them the very thing the recording needed. Take a listen to this exciting excerpt . . .

LOGOS - "You Don't Know"

As with any good recording studio, there are several projects that are currently "in the works." Dean Haskins Productions is currently producing an album for singer/songwriter Dan Snyder. For no other reason than the fact that what Dean came up with for this track is just plain "cool," we're including it here. So far, there are no final vocals or anything--but we hope you'll take the time to listen to the whole track. Obviously, the track will make more sense once it has vocals--but we're including it here only because of what happened during the recording of the instrumental interlude. Dean had already lain all the basic instrumental tracks digitally (with a brilliant live sax track performed by Robert Culpeper--the only "real" instrument in the recording at that point), and had asked virtuoso studio guitarist, Tommy Howell to come over and lay down some tracks. Yes, we know it can be a bit boring listening to an instrumental track wtihout the vocals, but we hope you'll listen long enough to hear the incredible licks Tommy provided.

Let Your Glory Fall

Dean Haskins Productions has also been working on mixing and mastering a new album by the Blackwood Gospel Quartet. To hear these mixes, please visit their MySpace page:

www.myspace.com/blackwoodgospelquartet.

Stay tuned . . .there's much more to come!!!

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