Mountain Spring Music was born from the collaboration of two great friends across the ocean. They've spent the last 7 years blurring the boundaries of time and borders, using the cloud and video conferencing to remove distance.

Seth is a songwriter who clearly takes his cues from Dylan and his words sound like a modern version of something ancient.
Tomer (Sally T.) is a bass player, sound experimenter and producer & studio engineer who's studio is a laboratory featuring the Tree of Mic.

The two met in Israel at a festival of attended by people from over 70 countries who came together to workshop and talk about how to connect hearts about all differences. Kindred spirits from the start, they began collaborating within a month. 

Throwing all conventions out the window they began searching for a sound. It would take 7 years for them to settle into that sound. During the process, they invited a broad spectrum of musicians to join their songs. On their first 13 collaborations, they worked with 60 musicians from around the globe. Developing a way to pass tracks in the cloud around the world and build songs virtually.

Between 2016-2017 they picked some of these collaborators to put together a rock set and took it on the road. The audiences loved the chemistry, the humor, the depth of lyrics and connection of the band with each other and the intimacy with the audience. This process transformed the direction of the band and MSM set out to capture this sound on their debut album.

Nadroj Mastering is operated by Wil Hosier, a student of Bob Katz from Digital Domain. He is a proficiently skilled mastering engineer with a pervasive ear for audio quality, located in Tampa, FL and available to YOU online. Through the convenience of the digital age and the internet, he is able to provide dynamic services to artists world-wide.

Mastering is the final polish in production. It's arguably the most important stage. It repairs any sonic defects, enhances the audio's quality, creates relative track levels and produces the best reproduction for various media and play back systems. Mastering is also where all the inputting of data takes place for digital formats. Truely a production cannot be finished until the mastering stage.



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