‘Here comes the night’ was mixed by multiple Grammy Award winner Tchad Blake, an idiosyncratic producer who has worked with such artists as The Black Keys, Tom Waits, Elvis Costello and Suzanne Vega.
William Blake | Blake's 7 | Blake Lively | Quentin Blake | Blake | Blake Edwards | Stephanie Rawlings-Blake | Tchad Blake | Seamus Blake | Robert Blake | Eubie Blake | Tim Blake Nelson | Sexton Blake | Robert R. Blake | Robert Blake (actor) | Norman Blake | James Hubert Blake High School | George Blake | Bobby Blake | Patrick Blake | Blake Shelton | Amanda Blake | Yohan Blake | William Blake Richmond | Tim Blake | Thomas H. Blake | Thomas Blake Glover | Sir Francis Blake | Rockwell Blake | Robert Blake, Baron Blake |
Latin Playboys is a musical group comprising David Hidalgo, Louie Pérez, Mitchell Froom and Tchad Blake, active in the 1990s.
He began his career working with Mitchell Froom and Tchad Blake as a staff engineer at The Sound Factory in the early 90’s but would quickly move on to independent projects with Michael Penn, The Wallflowers, Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits and Fantômas.
Directed by famed photographer Danny Clinch, the film shows the techniques used by the band and album producer Tchad Blake, as Phish records what was to be their final album.
While Gomez's first three albums had been self-produced, the band entered its new recording studio in Portslade in East Sussex with Tchad Blake as producer.
This was in keeping with Tchad Blake's spirit of maverick experimentation, which included sticking a binaural head-shaped microphone in front of Yuval Gabay's drumkit, sticking a mic in a car muffler, called "the Bone" and sticking that in the drum booth as well, and having Doughty improvise wild, yelling ad-libs on "Casiotone Nation", singing into a cheap amplification system called an Ahuja that Blake bought in India.