Darryl Swann
Darryl Swann | |
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| Years active | 1984 – Present |
Darryl Swann (born October 25, 1965) is an American record producer, songwriter, educator and musician.
Warner Music. The entire process is chronicled in Jeff Blue's best-selling book "One Step Closer". Swann also produced Montell Jordan
's first material via LA insider Paul Stewart.
Early Years (1965-1984)
Darryl Swann was born and raised in the
The Troubadour
.
Musical career
As an Artist
Haven's success led to a trip to
London, England, and a subsequent tour of Europe
to promote Haven's independent E.P. album. Since that time, Swann has played guitar, made beats, on the MPC-3000, produced, mixed, mastered, and written songs on numerous records for artists.
As a producer
Senova Media
Swann, who is a longtime contributor to
ASCAP,[1]
is a writer, record producer, and developer of emerging artists under his own production company Senova Media. As both a composer and songwriter, Swann and Senova Media have many film and TV credits. As a result of Swann's understanding of both orchestral composition and contemporary music styles, in 2007, Swann was commissioned to compose and produce orchestral tributes.
Producing Macy Gray
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As an Educator
Swann teaches a music production curriculum through several notable schools, among them are
NYU
.
References
External links
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