Sunday afternoon with Eric Adzima + the m.r.s

Sunday Afternoon at L-7
Presenting The mighty rhythm section (m.r.s.) + Mr Eric Adzima
From Left to right: Mike Vullo, Eric Adzima and Chris DeAngelis

History repeats itself. History teacher Eric Adzima is off for the summer and back in the studio with his newest pop project. Last year’s rousing project turned out  excellent and this project promises to have the same results.

We spent a Sunday afternoon doing what we love best- laying down tracks. Stellar rhythms brought courtesy of Chris DeAngelis on bass and Mike Vullo on drums and Eric singing some scratch vocals. (We’re all in sync: All men fashionably attired in their coordinating Converse + Though you can’t see me, I am also attired in Converse.)

Sunday June 22, 2014 and the session unfolds:

Eric Adzima (in gray converse) laying down some scratch vocals:

Chris DeAngelis (in green converse) part of the mighty rhythm section:

Mike Vullo laying down some mighty rhythms (though not seen in photo- fashionable attired in black converse with striking red laces)

Eric Adzima (still in gray converse) and still laying down scratch vocals:

All the guys hard at work.

Chris laying down stellar rhythms despite his uhm. .. short-comings.
(Still fashionable dressed in converse)

Sounding groovy

 

Ross Reuning continues. . . . .

 The RossThe Ross up-close

 The mic

The mic up-close

Recording is a process + it takes time. You start out with a blank canvas.  Then you put down tracks, sing, edit + mix. Good equipment, good musicians + good tunes sure help.
I have to say my tube mic  sure sounds smooth + groovy. And Ross Reuning singing some original songs on his project is sounding pretty groovy, too. ‘Yo Ross. Good work!’