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Walmart.com's SoundCheck at Studio 880

Studio 880 and Walmart.com continue working together on Walmart.com's exclusive music video showcase Soundcheck. Opening the series, were Yellowcard and Swichfoot, both produced and mixed in Studio A by Studio 880 owner John Lucasey. Soundcheck has taken off and most recently, Studio 880 mixed and mastered P. Diddy, Maroon 5, Norah Jones, Avril Lavigne, Good Charlote, Chris Cornell, Joss Stone, Fall Out Boy, Nelly Furtado, Jewel, and many more. To check out what we've been up to, go to Soundcheck.



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Studio 880 has been working hard and keeping steady. The team has been busy mixing and mastering top Billboard artists like Danity Kane, Matchbox 20, Simple Plan, Sara Bareilles, and Colbie Cailat for Walmart's Soundcheck series. For a complete list of artists and to watch the great session videos, visit http://soundcheck.walmart.com.

Venturing out of the studio in Oakland, the 880 mobile rig went out to the San Jose State Event Center to record big buzz band, Paramore (opening for Jimmy Eat World). Six of the band's energetic, rockin songs will be featured on Walmart's Soundcheck. Reto Peter and Brad Kobylczak engineered. Studio 880 owner, John Lucasey mixed and Brad Kobylczak mastered.

John Lucasey was also one in a select panel of five speakers (including Aaron Axelson of Live 105) for this year's Noise Pop festival. Up and coming artists and industry minded people were able to have an insightful Q & A with local industry pros.


Studio Launches New Online Store!

Buy your Studio 880 hats, mugs, CDs and other cool swag here. Newly open and lots to come. Including stickers & patches from the "Studio 880 Metalnecks" paintball team. Be sure to check regularly for new merchandise. BUY NOW.


880 Goes Mobile!

Studio 880 has packed up the gear, and is headed out on the road.

Pictured to the left is John Lucasey during production of Fall Out Boy at San Francisco's Warfield Theater.