Scott Colburn is an audio wizard residing in Seattle but has been known to materialize all over the globe.
He is currently concentrating on spatial music mixing, audio perception research and AR/VR sound design.
Now approaching 30 years in the audio business, Scott's career highlights are as follows:
2002 Grammy Award for Charlie Patton -
"Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues" box set
(Revenant)
2007 Grammy nomination for Arcade Fire - "Neon Bible" (Merge)
2008 Les Victoires de la Musique for Cali - "l'espoir" (EMI France)
Animal Collective - "Feels", "People",
"Strawberry Jam" and "Water Curses"
(Fat Cat and Domino)
Nurses - "Dracula" (Dead Oceans)
Prince Rama - "Trust Now" and "Top Ten Hits of the Apocalypse"
(Paw Tracks)
Sun City Girls - All works between 1993 and 2010
(approximately 30 records)
Decoder Ring - "They Blind the Stars and the Wild Team" (Inertia)
Music Composition for "Session 9"
directed by Brad Anderson (USA Films)
Sound Design for "Zombies of Mass Destruction",
"Colony" and "Junk" directed by Kevin Hamedani
Sound Design for "Walking to Werner" directed by Linas Phillips
Sound Design for "Ice Cream Ants" directed by Jeremy Carr
Music Composition for KT Niehoff including
"A Glimmer of Hope" and "Collision Theory"
Sound Design for Donald Byrd and Spectrum Dance Theater's
production of "Petruchska"
Administrator for ModernRecordingTechniques.com
Parent's Choice award for "Oyasumi"
by Elizabeth Falconer and Aiko Shimada
Live radio mixes for KEXP including
The Polyphonic Spree, Clinic, The Doves, Ben Gibbard and The Church
Time Magazine's "Person of the Year" 2006
Musical Composition for "People and Arts" channel ID's
(Discovery Channel)
Mudhoney - "Since We've Become Translucent" (Sub Pop)
Cerberus Shoal - "Chaiming the Knoblessone"
and "Land We All Believe"(NEI)
Ken Stringfellow - "Soft Command" (Yep Rock)
Feral Children - "Second to the Last Frontier"
and "Brand New Blood" (Sarathan)
Captain Beefheart - "Grow Fins" box set (Revenant)
Climax Golden Twins - member and engineer 1995-2005
25 books on tape including recordings of Kirk Douglas, Adrienne Barbeau, Gary Owens and Michael York
Various articles for TapeOp, Mix and EQ magazines
And about 350 full length records from the world’s finest musicians