Miles Landrum

Hey guys, it’s been awhile.

I’m happy to announce that I’ve taken over as Chief Engineer at West End Sound. I can’t wait to share some of the things I’ve been working on. To those of you I’ve worked with before, I’d love to see you soon. You know how seriously I take your songs. To everyone else this is the most important time we as artists can lean into creating all original art and music. There will never be a shortage of people clamoring to hear things that mean something, things we get in a room together and make. My overall goal for WES in 2026 is to break down the barriers between your ideas and your listeners ears.

Secondly for a sneak peek at my new record releasing this summer come check the band and I opening for Hannah Murphy at Eddie’s Attic April 10th. It’s gonna be a bunch of familiar faces and an abundance of Americana greatness.

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📷: .co

Among our studio musicians who played on Brent Cobb's latest release, "Southern Star," is Miles Landrum, who played bass on the record.

A talented bassist and guitarist, Miles has been playing music for as long as he can remember — from banging on his grandmother's piano to when he first picked up a guitar at age 12.

When he's not playing music, Miles is in the studio engineering or editing. He's worked on projects with Blackberry Smoke, Luke Grimes, Mastodon and many talented regional and local artists. From the staff to the gear, there's a lot to love about Capricorn, Miles said.

"Above all though, a studio has to have a vibe, and you can feel that as soon as you step in to the live room," he said. "Of course, there is an incredible history at Capricorn, but the space had to work at the start to begin building that history."

Wanna record at Capricorn Sound Studios and work with Miles or any of our studio musicians? Let us know on our scheduling questionnaire at https://capricorn.mercer.edu/sound-studios/.

Humbled to have been a part of making this record with some of the finest people and musicians around.

Southern Star is out today.