Steve Hobson

Executive Producer/Music Director

Steve Hobson has over 40 years in the music business. He earned a degree in music composition from UCLA, where he studied with Henri Lazarof and Paul Des Marias, among others. While at UCLA Steve was a recipient of the Stanley Willson Memorial Scholarship in Composition and winner of a Clifton Webb Endowment. Before moving to Los Angeles in 1970, he was a member of the Pueblo, Colorado horn band Karma. While in California, he performed with the Cordova Brothers, A Taste of Sherry and an all-original band: Moxy. Steve has been fortunate to have worked with producers Joe Reed, George Tobin and Tim O’Brien, composer/keyboardist Scott DeTurk, drummers Russell Bissett and Peter Lambert Smith, guitarists Jim Reed, Kevin Dukes, Kevin Fallon, vocalist Dick Wells, bassist/engineer Don Tittle, keyboardists Mike Spotts and Ernie Wadda and singer Joanna St. Clair, to name a few. Steve was a founding member of Songsmiths, a songwriting collaborative and studio band, and helped build Shooting Star Studio in Venice, California, where he cut his engineering chops under the tutelage of Don Tittle. Steve also was a judge for the finals of the California Country Music Awards and participated in the Los Angeles Unified School District's "Reflections" program as a judge for the musical composition category. He has released several records through his own record label, Pops Neon Records, and is also owner/administrator of two music publishing companies: Auntie Argon Music (BMI) and Mama Freon Music (ASCAP).

Head Engineer/Producer

Keith has been active in the music industry since 1990 as a producer, engineer, songwriter, and a DJ. He completed the UCLA Production and Engineering curriculum, graduating in June 2005. He works in all genres of music, with extensive experience in Hip-Hop, R&B, and Jazz. He has worked with Quincy Jones, Jeff Weber, Stevie Nicks, Scott Storch, & Christina Aguilera, to name a few. He is proficient in Pro Tools, Pro Logic and Reason.