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AUDIO MASTERING FOR STEREO & SURROUND 740 BROADWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.com t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 SARAH REGISTER, MASTERING ENGINEER SARAH REGISTER MASTERING ENGINEER Over the last ten years, Sarah Register has carved a unique niche into the world of mastering. From rock legend Lou Reed to recent indie- pop duo Mates of State, Sarah’s diverse discography of solo and assis- tant mastering work continues to expand, as does her reputation for lending an amazing ear in the studio. Knowing instinctively that she would be surrounded by music, teen- age Sarah found New York University’s Music Technology program, and dove headfirst into the NYC audio scene. There, she participated in countless recordings, various sonic adventures, and some production and sound design projects both in and out of the classroom. Sarah’s natural talent and diligence led her to a well-earned position at The Lodge where she became helpful in many different arenas, both creative and professional. Her driving work ethic combined with an intuitive knowledge for sound and its inner-workings advanced Sarah swiftly through many studio roles to a engineering position. Sarah has assisted Chief Mastering Engineer Emily Lazar on over a thousand records, many criti- cally acclaimed, such as David Bowie’s “Heathen”, The Shins’ “Chutes Too Narrow” and Morrissey’s “Ringleader Of The Tormentors”. Avidly interested in the possibilities of audio as a solo mastering engineer, Sarah has had the opportunity to work her subtle innovations into hundreds of projects including: Lou Reed’s “Island Of The Misfit Toys”, Laurie Anderson’s “Hidden Inside Mountains” and Depeche Mode’s SACD version of “Playing The Angel”. She has had the honor of working with some other of her own personal favorites in addition to the above, including EMA, Nymph, Bloody Panda, Frankie Rose, Lower Dens, Pagoda, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Pagoda, Vernon Reid, Andrew WK, Amon Tobin, Kaki King, Erase Errata, Say Hi To Your Mom, Human Television, Calla, Kid Koala and more. Current articles on Sarah Register include features in Cool’eh magazine, Pro Sound News and Deli Magazine. AUDIO MASTERING FOR STEREO & SURROUND 740 BROADWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.com t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 Discography Mastering Engineer Bitch “Blasted!” Cooper Formant “Glide” Black Swan Green “The Lake EP” Crazy James (2 Song) 2 Guns “2011 Full Length” Bloody Panda “Summon” Bing Crosby “Sharing the Holidays with Bing Crosby” “Across 155th St. The EBC at Rucker Bloody Panda (EP) Cruiserweight “Sweet Weaponry” Park” Soundtrack Featuring: Nas, Fat Joe, Blue Man Group “Las Vegas Sampler” Mobb Deep, Jean Grae, Dead Prez, etc. D & A “Love Goes” Blue Stone “Worlds Apart” Against All Authority “Restoration Of Da Heataz “Light It Up / Get Up Off” (Single) Chaos And Order” The Boggs “Arm In Arm” (12”) Dark Room “Dark Room” Akir “Apocalypse” The Boggs “Forts” Daylight’s For The Birds Brand Nubian “Fire In The Hole” Akir “Legacy” “Daylight’s For The Birds” Bridges & Powerlines (TBA) Michelle Albano “Second Guesses” death.pool “death.pool” (EP) Broken Water (2010 7”) ALEISTER X “Bangers & Beans EP” Depeche Mode “Playing The Angel” (SACD) Broken Water “Peripheral Star EP” ALEISTER X “The Git” Diecast “Internal Revolution” Broken Water “Sea Side” The Alrights “High School” Dinowalrus “Best Behavior” Broken Water “Tempest” Ametheystium “Emblem (Selected Pieces)” Dina D “Astro-Not” BT “This Binary Universe” Laurie Anderson “Hidden Inside Mountains” DJ Tiesto “Elements Of Life” (Stereo & 5.1 Surround Sound) (Stereo & 5.1 Surround) The Doors “Hello I Love You” Built For The Sea “Built For The Sea” Annuals “Swing Low” (Adam Freeland Remix) Calla (B-Sides) Anthem “All In A Day’s Work” Dope Body “Nupping” Calla “Collisions” Asobi Seksu “Asobi Seksu” Electric Tickle Machine “Blew It Again” Mundo Cáo “Untitled” Asobi Seksu “Citrus” Elephant Parade “Home” Canibus “The Curriculum” Asobi Seksu (7”) Elements Series “Heavenly Voices” Canibus “Rip The Jacker” Eric Avery “Help Wanted” Elements Series “Tranquil Melodies” Care Bears On Fire “I Stole Your Animal” Awesome Color “Awesome Color” Ellis Ashbroook “Assemblage” The Chance “EP” Awsome Color “TBA” EMA “Past Life Martyred Saints” The Chance “New York City Girls” Backlight Media Compilation “Other Songs The Emergence “Please Rise” And Dances Vol. 1” Featuring: Kristen Chandler “Bird” Duncan Sheik, Peter Field, Vesper, etc. The Epochs “Self Titled” Circle And Square “Circle And Square” Band Marino “The Sea And The Beast” Erase Errata “Damaged” (7”) Clementine “EP” Basin Alders “Untitled” Eugene “Demos” Compilation “Paupers, Peasants, Princes & Eva “First Take Sessions” Bedroom Walls “All Good Dreamers Kings: The Songs of Bob Dylan” Pass This Way” Ex “Take That” Compilation “Elements Series: Moments 2” Zoe Bently “On The Road” 501 Click “Country Girl / Country” (Single) Compilation “Sentimental Journey Disc One” David Berkeley “Live From Fez” Falcon Five-O “The Past Behind” Compilation “Sentimental Journey Disc Two” David Berkeley “Strange Light” The Figgs “Follow Jean Through The Sea” Compilation “Sunrise Surf” Betty “Barnyard” Frankie Rose “Interstellar” Compilation “Pan Flute Romance” Betty “Film Noir” The Freshmaka “Hawaiian Shirt Day” Compilation “Mystic Oceans” Lisa Bianco “Post Data” Frisbie “The Dust” Compilation “Magical Forest” Sam Bisbee “Live At Arlene Grocery” Future Islands “On The Water” Con Art “Pilgramgasse” AUDIO MASTERING FOR STEREO & SURROUND 740 BROADWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.com t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 Discography Garbage “Greatest Hits (TBA)” Hydrophoniks “Holy War Single” Limbeck “Hey, Everything’s Fine” Garbage “Absolute Garbage- Special Edition” Hydrophoniks “Hydrophoniks” Jason Lindner “Now vs. Now” (US) Icewater Scandal “No Handle” “Living Room: Live In NYC Volume 2” Garbage “Absolute Garbage- Special Edition” Compilation Featuring: Jesse Malin, Julia I’m In You “War Dreams” (UK) Darling, Joseph Arthur, etc. Image Entertainment Compilation Gauge “December 31st Nineteen Ninety Liza & The Wonderwheels “Pavlov’s Garage” “Afro-Punk Volume 1” Featuring: Nine” Yaphet Kotto, McRad, Eternals, Lowbelly “A Phoenix Like This” Robbie Gil “Stumble Inn” Kimya Dawson, etc. Lower Dens “Twin Hand Movements” S’ergio Godinho “Ligacau Directa” Immortal Technique “Bin Laden” Magik Markers “Boss” Goose “Live It Up, Turn It Goose” Iran (TBA) Mairead “Dawn Of Revelation” Grade 13 “Sidewalk Chalk” Ivory “Ivory” Willem Maker “Agapao” Grandfather Child “Full Length” Jad Fair + Hifiklub + kptmichigan “EP” Malo “Willen / Ya Ya” (Single) Halph “Ode To You” JPF “XOXO” Man Forever “Pansophical Cataract” The Harlem Shakes “Burning Birthdays” Andrew James “Somewhere To Begin” Ken Martin “Tomorrow’s Memory” Heads On Sticks “Brutish & Short” JC “Corazon Latino” Mike Maven “Welcome To The Hifiklub “Bastard EP” Jedi Mind Tricks “Visions of Ghandi” Goodlife Vol. 1” Hifiklub “Bonus EP” Jenny Scheinman Presents Mischief and Maxi Geil! & PlayColt “Strange Sensation” Mayhem “Jenny Scheinman Presents Mischief Hifiklub “DATA” and Mayhem” The Mercies “The Mercies” Hifiklub “How To Make Friends” Joint Method “Roots And Wings” Mi Ami “EP” Hifiklub “Lonesome” Joint Method “Bonus Tracks” Minuit “The Guards Themselves” “Hippo Abuelo” (Compilation) K. Page and Sleepwalker’s Parade “Green City” Miracles “Colony Collapse” Holler Wild Rose! “Our Little Hymnal” K. 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    Community Services Report 2011-2012 1 2 MISSION 2 INTRODUCTION 3-8 PROGRAMS AND IMPACT 8-9 COMMUNITY FEEDBACK 9-12 FUNDRAISING INITIATIVES 12 FINANCES AND SUPPORTERS 13 CONTACT AND CONNECT MISSION MusiCares provides a safety net of critical assistance for music people in times of need. MusiCares’ services and resources cover a wide range of financial, medical and personal emergencies, and each case is treated with integrity and confidentiality. MusiCares also focuses the resources and attention of the music industry on human service issues that directly impact the health and welfare of the music community. 2 Over the past fiscal year, MusiCares served its largest number of clients to date providing more than $3 million in aid to approximately 3,000 clients. INTRODUCTION The Recording Academy established MusiCares in 1989 to provide the music community with a lifesaving safety net in times of need. We experience a great demand for the range of services we provide — from emergency financial assistance to addiction recovery resources, and this past year has been no exception. It is our ability to meet these increasing needs that speaks to the inherent generosity of music makers, from major artists to young industry professionals. As you read our stories from the past fiscal year (Aug. 1 – July 31), please take a moment to reflect on the generosity of the exceptional supporters of MusiCares, and consider making a gift to help our ongoing work to provide a safety net of services for music people in need. musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.org • musicares.com • musicares.com • musicares.com • musicares.com • musicares.com PROGRAMS AND IMPACT ince its inception, MusiCares has developed into a premier support system for music people by providing innovative programs and services designed to meet the specific needs of its constituents.