Gradually, Norman musicians are being provided the critical opportunity to get their music onto that much coveted 120 millimeter compact disc, and it is the upstanding Norman music lovers that are indulging these artists.
More and more recording studios and music labels are establishing themselves in Norman. For artists, this means that more and more possibilities are being implemented. Through local studios such as the tiny hole in the wall that is Blackwatch Studios
and Chris Harris' Hook Echo Sound, and labels like Nice People, musicians are being aided in areas where they typically lack either the knowledge or the equipment to record their sound.
Hook Echo Sound is the perfect example of the music businesses’ contribution to an embracing group of musicians. Chris Harris, Hook Echo’s producer, collaborates with local record stores like Guestroom to hand over a band or artist’s EP or LP recording.
The businesses then sell the music to their customers, which garner publicity for the artists. Though this is just one of many methods Norman musicians have to gain attention, it is most certainly one of the more important. It is an unbelievable asset for musicians to have the backing of studios and producers that are so devoted to a local audience.
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