Adam Cremona
Producer
Nashville, Tennessee

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POSITION

Owner

COMPANY DETAILS

BOUTIQUE RECORDINGS is a service oriented recording studio known for its high-quality audio productions at competitive rates. We provide everything for your recording needs and budget requirements. We are an independent facility that offers clients a long list of services and a wide variety of recording packages. Our client list includes major label and independent recording artists, songwriters, studio musicians, voice over talent and filmmakers.

WEBSITE

www.boutiquerecordings.com
347-831-7422

EXPERIENCE/CREDITS

Television:
• Gossip Girl

• Human Trafficing Commercials

Film:
• Conversations With Artists- Part of The West Palm International Film Festival

• Paridice Park

Recorded Music:
• Dungeon Honey, Debut, Scotch Tapes, Producer and Engineer.

• Terra Incognita, Debut, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Carrie Underwood, Arista Records, radio interview, Engineer.

• Lost, ABC, ADR with actor Jeremy Davies, Engineer.

• Conversations With Artists, A documentory by Vince Morelli, Boutique Recordings, Mixer.

• Jamie Johnson, Universal Music Nashville, radio interview, Engineer.

• Jake Owen, RCA Records, radio interview, Engineer.

• Lon Helton, CMT Country Countdown USA, Multi-Media, Engineer.

• John Entwistle, The Who, Left for Dead Tour, Technical Assistant.

• Blake Shelton, Warner Brothers Records, Radio Interview, Engineer.

• The Sugar Migration, Circles, Gossip Girl episode 01/05/09, Producer.

• Jewel, The Valory Music CO, radio interview, Assistant Engineer.

• John Michael Montgomery, String town Records, Radio Interview, Engineer.

• Zac Brown Band, Atlantic Records, radio Interview, Engineer.

• Kellie Pickler, BNA Records, radio interview, Engineer.

• Montgomery Gentry, Columbia Records Nashville, radio interview, Engineer.

• Miranda Lambert, Columbia Records Nashville, radio interview, Engineer.

• Jerry Douglas, Koch Records, (radio performance and interview, Assistant Engineer.

• Aaron Tippin and Tracy Lawrence, Never Forget, radio interview, Engineer.

• Sugarland, Universal Music Nashville, radio interview, Engineer.

• Julianne Hough, Universal Music Nashville, radio interview, Engineer.

• Phil Vassar, Universal Records South, radio interview, Engineer.

• Hal Ketchum, Curb Records, radio interview and performance, Assistant Engineer.

• The Gibson Brothers, Sugar Hill Records, radio performance, Assistant Engineer.

• Lost Trailers, BNA Records, radio interview, Assistant Engineer.

• My Mothers Garden, Slam Dance Film Festival, feature film, Trailer Composer.

• Scissor men, Chicken and Peas, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Scissor men, Delta Train, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Train wreck Ghost, I’m Learning, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Jana Keeley, Outer Space, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Sarah Perry, Demo, Boutique Recordings, New York, NY. Producer/Engineer.

• The Sugar Migration, Debut Album, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• P fire and Yosimmity, Pop Bottles, Boutique Recordings, Producer and Engineer.

• Donna Hopkins Documentary, Donna Sonic, Sound Editor.

• Paradise Park, Feature Film, Savannah Film Festival, Sound Editor.

• Jason Hackenwerth, Peabody Museum at Yale University, Sound Designer.

• Jason Hackenwerth, Nam Jung Art Park, Seoul, Korea, Sound Editor.

• Joni’s Butterfly, Surreal Records, band for 10 years, Producer and Singer/Songwriter.

GENRES I NEED OR REPRESENT

All Genres

I AM INTERESTED IN

in finding new contacts
in career opportunities
in new ventures businesses
in job inquires

BRAGGING RIGHTS

BOUTIQUE RECORDINGS is owned and operated by producer, engineer, and songwriter, Adam Cremona. Cremona moved to Nashville from Williamsburg, Brooklyn in early 2008. He is the former front man of the NYC based alternative band, Joni's Butterfly, who's selected credits include: The Mighty Mighty Bostones, The Violent Femmes, Fishbone, Noel Redding, The WHO'S John Entwistle, and Run DMC.

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