Luke Jackson: Half A World Away mixing session

Christoffer Lundquist mixing the song "Half A World Away" from Luke Jackson's latest album "...And Then Some" at his Aerosol Grey Machine studio in Southern Sweden.

From Luke's recording blog:

I'm a big fan of those 'Classic Album' TV shows you sometimes see on VH-1 where they'll look at the making of albums like Sgt. Pepper, A Night At The Opera or Dark Side Of The Moon. I especially like it when the artist or the album's engineer sits at the mixing desk and brings up the faders one at a time so you hear one of your favourite songs come together bit by bit. So this next clip is a rip-off of that! I caught Christoffer just as he had loaded up the tape to begin mixing the song 'Half A World Away' and asked him to talk me through the tracks a little...the footage at the end is the late night drive back from the studio to the cottage where the artists stay. One hand on the wheel, the other one filming!

from the full studio blog, go to: www.snipr.com/lukevideoblog

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[normanpinto]

I love this song. Its a pity it isn't available where I am. Not even from online stores :(

[TERUKO5]

That's a nice song! And I liked watching the process too. Good video! 5*****

[nobodytoldmemusic]

Hej Luke, wow! Sounds great and Christoffer Lundquist working his magic - the icing on the cake. Youtube rocks! To be able to see a whole new world such as this from the comfort of your wheely chair! I too will be purchasing your album!

[PopHorizonScanner]

"Half A World Away" sounds so good that I bought the Luke Jackson album a few days ago! :) I can't wait to get it and take it for a spin during a roadtrip! :D

It's interesting to see Christoffer do his masterful mixing. I started a playlist of Aerosol Grey Machine YouTubes, since his work is so exceptional.