Classical Experimental Violin - Minneapolis, MN.

The Wayward McCoys are an amorphous and nomadic peoples dedicated to the preservation and propagation of unfiltered rock and roll. They aren’t trying to reinvent the wheel, they’re just riding it straight to hell.

Audio Engineer, Music Producer,  Music Teacher, Multi-Instrumentalist, Audio Post Production Specialist, Sound Designer, and General Good-Time Facilitator based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Find some of my Production Audio and Post Production Audio work at:  http://www.vista-pop.com/ and the links listed below.

Contact me at jonathanthomascamp@gmail.com for information about your next project, or whatever may be on your mind at the time.

Producer/Engineer @ HumansWin.com
Promo/Composer @ AnthemfallsMusic.com

Philadelphia’s Carroll (two R’s, two L’s) was born in late 2011 when frontman Brian Hurlow started composing melancholic pop songs that caught the ear of college classmate and drummer Charlie Rudoy. The lifelong musicians clicked and moved in together to a house on Carroll Avenue, coining the psychedelic, shoegazey-pop band’s name. After guitarist Max Kulicke and bassist Charles McClung came on board for the live show, Carroll started turning heads. Since the release of their Needs EP, they’ve become a mainstay on The Current, the Twin Cities’ triple A NPR affiliate station, and were named Best New Band by the two biggest local arts publications. In February of 2014, the band escaped the frigid Minnesota winter to Philly’s Miner Street Recordings where they cut the Carroll full-length in 17 days with the expertise of engineer Jonathan Low, whose albums produced for the National, (Mr.) Twin Sister,and Local Natives have reached critical acclaim and notable industry recognition. With Hurlow‘s subdued yet distinct vocals accompanied by Rudoy’s punctual drums and all-around alluring riff vignettes, Carroll’s self-titled debut will leave you bewitched. After a string of festival gigs this summer sharing stages with the likes of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Sylvan Esso, Polica, Low, Carroll heads out on a  month-long tour in support of their forthcoming LP.

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