TRICKS [September 2004] Joe has returned to production work for the first time since moving to Australia. He has teamed up with local roots rock n' roll combo, the Tricks to produce 4 tracks for a possible future EP release. The tracking has taken place at the School of Audio Engineering whilst the mix is currently taking shape at Joe's house. Stay tuned.

COLMAN [August 2002]
Nope, Joe wasn't the actual "producer" this time (this was left to the capable hands and ears of Tom Hakava, the talented engineer/multi-instrumentalist/Spector prodigy) but he did help with pre-production and backing vocals for Colmans Gota's debut solo EP recorded at Up and Running Studios in Stockholm. Colman plays with Spain's very pop, Instanity Wave and has also helped Joe and the band play a gig and drink free Guiness in Madrid.

BEN'S DIAPERS [June 2002]
Joe crossed the Baltic again for the first sessions of Ben's Diapers new album recorded at Red House studios in Turku, Finland with engineer, Danil Venho. 7 songs were recorded including one of Joe's that will appear as a co-release on a compilation in the near future.

All the songs will be mixed soon and the remaining album tracks will be recorded before the year's end.

TRIMATICS [January 2002]
Three more tracks at the infamous Up and Running studios in Stockholm. "Ye, Ye" and two covers; "Prominent Men" for a Lou Reed tribute and one of Joe's tracks, "Bleed" (from the Vodka Line EP). It sounds very different compared to the Jack version - darker, more industrial and Velvet Underground-ish.

Check out the mp3s on the Trimatics site: http://www.thetrimatics.com

TRIMATICS [August 2001] Recording of "You Can't Turn The Clock Back" for the Stems tribute plus some new 'Swedish' songs at Up and Running in Stockholm. Along with his regular production duties Joe also played Rickenbacker 12 and sang his first backing vocals in Swedish (which is funny if you've ever heard him speak Swedish).

TRIMATICS [March 2001] Six tracks for their forthcoming album at the cool Up and Running studios in Stockholm with talented engineer and multi-instrumentalist, Tom Hakava. Both Joe and Tom did various overdubs for the band. An impressive analogue studio with an incredible array of vintage instruments!

BEN'S DIAPERS [February 2001] Four songs that resulted in the "Middle Eights For Modern Lovers" EP. Recorded at Valtone studio in Turku, Finland. Joe did some vocals, handclaps, swearing(!) and all the production except for the mixes.

OPOSSUM [April 2000]
Five songs were recorded at Traxton studios in Stockholm that resulted in "The Looks, The Moves and The Music" EP. Joe also played acoustic and slide guitar, sang backing vocals and did a lot of pre-production with the band before going into the studio.

OPOSSUM [August 1999]
They recorded a 3-track demo for Per Gessle's (Roxette) publishing company and label in Stockholm, Jimmy Fun Music. Joe also played acoustic guitar and did backing vocals.

	Joe at the mixing desk Up and Running studios Stockholm, 2001

If you would like someone to produce your next recording who will do more than "smoke cigars and suggest handclaps", contact Joe