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Resonance Records was founded in 2007 by George Klabin. Klabin, with over two decades of experience as a producer and audio engineer, has recorded a full spectrum of jazz heavyweights for a wide variety of major labels. These include Dexter Gordon, Bill Evans, James Moody, Illinois Jacquet, Keith Jarrett, Albert Ayler, Charles Lloyd, the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Big Band and many more. As owner of the legendary New York recording studio Sound Ideas, Klabin was the overseer of sessions for top stars like James Brown and Quincy Jones as well as pure jazz giants such as Sonny Stitt, Tommy Flanagan and Archie Shepp.
Current Artists: John Beasley, Bill Cunliffe, Mike Garson, Gene Harris, Claudio Roditi, Andreas Oberg, Toninho Horta, Christian Howes, Lori Bell, Cathy Rocco.
Edited by resonancejazz on 11 Apr 2008, 01:12
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