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Hi, my name is Daniel Yantosca. I grew up and lived the majority of my life here
in Houston. At an early age, I began studying piano and eventually moved
onto the guitar. Ever since then, I have always had a fondness for the
blues and anything which has that raw emotional power. My musical
endeavors at an early age led me to pursue the study of music at the
undergraduate level. I became involved in the local music scene in
Oneonta, NY, performing, recording, and producing my own solo material,
in addition to material as a part of several different bands. After successfully completing my internship with
Much Luvv Records, I graduated from the State University of New York:
College at Oneonta with a Bachelor of Arts in Music Industry in December
2007. I worked closely with other engineers and eventually began
managing my own recording sessions, allowing me the opportunity to
work with some really wonderful artists. As a musician I continue to
record and produce my own material here in Houston. Currently I am working
out of 4930 Studios as a freelance engineer and owner of Q-Modal Sound. At 4930 studios I have
access to a fully capable audio recording, editing, and mixing production
suite. In addition to audio production, there is all the necessary tools
for graphics design and video production available on-site, thus allowing you the
artist access to a full range of tools to create a well-designed marketing package.
In this day and age, music is ubiquitous. There is
no denying how powerful a medium is when it quite literally permeates
every moment of our waking lives. It's there in the waiting lounges of a
restaurant, playing on the car stereo, even entering our personal and
professional life through the use of customized ring-tones. Yet despite
its ubiquity, the common thread in the news is that the record business
model is collapsing on itself. There are a number of explanations for
why this is, but I believe technology among other things has radically
changed the way we experience music. Music will continue to exist
irregardless of current trends in distribution and marketing. If anything, it really
underscores the importance of distinguishing one's identity as an artist
from all that background noise. It all begins with great music and given
the right marketing tools, one can create a very powerful message.
-Daniel Yantosca |
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