SPRING 2006 NEWS

It's been hoppin' here at the 'Ville:

Rob Harari teams up with Carlos Alomar! Carlos Alomar, well known as David Bowie's favorite guitarist and co-founder/ director of the National Rock Movement in Puerto Rico, has started a production team with Producer/Engineer Rob Harari. The combination of Rob's solid 20+ year career and Carlos' remarkable experience in both musical development and performance have earned the team several production endeavors since the start of 2006. These Include: The NYC rock trio,ANGIESCREAMS, who tracked a three song demo with the Alomar/Harari team. Its release is expected in the Summer 2006. Pictured here are the band members. And Castle Point Records, the new label founded by the students of Stevens Institute of Technology. CPR recently completed their first album with the help of Alomar/Harari. The team produced two groups that appear on the compilation: LAST PERFECT THING and JOHN CONNOR. The album is available for national distribution through SUMTHING RECORDS (Nile Rodgers) on May 30th.

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Pictured: Editor In Chief of RECORDING Magazine Lorenz Rychner (center) after giving a lecture to Rob Harari¹s Audio Engineering II class and Professor David Musial¹s Synthestration class from Steven¹s Institute of Technology.  

In Other News...

SCOTT CHASOLEN, formerly of the band ulu, has been working extensively at the 'Ville on his second solo album. Hailing from Northern New Jersey, Scott hired Producer/Engineer Rob Harari for the follow up to his debut release, "Solitude Speaks". Assisting on the sessions is Frank Lakatos.

The Holocaust Museum and Study Center in Rochester, NY premiered the museum's latest exhibit, "The Hiding"; a seven-minute binaural audio show directed by David Lenik and sound designed/recorded by Rob Harari. The work depicts what it was like for a 13-year-old and his family to hide underneath floorboards as Nazi soldiers invade the house and aggressively interrogate a Polish family. The exhibit has received tremendous accolades from all over and a mobile exhibit is being planned.

Jack Harari recently finished his short film, "Disconnected Images", and turned to Rob Harari to compose the original score. Rob has a history of producing soundtracks for independent films, documentaries and Emmy-award winning television programs.

New York City's TRAVESTY released their latest album, "Adverse Effects" in February 2006 on Seventh Level Records. The album was recorded and mixed by Rob Harari, assisted by Chris Speich and Steven Puig. Steve Vavagiakis of BANG ZOOM PRODUCTIONS handled the mastering.

ANDREW NEMR , choreographer and hoofer, has been active with multiple tap endeavors. He is one of the principal figures responsible for the First Annual Finger Lakes Tap Festival in Ithaca, NY. Nemr is constantly working with his dance company "CPD", at venues such as the Playwright's Horizon and the Skirball Center in NYC. Rob Harari continues his participation in the tap community as the sound designer and front of house mixer for the dance productions.