The Attack & Release Show

Matt and Sam conclude this chapter of life, say thank you, and provide a proper goodbye to the listeners - perhaps just for now.

Matt and Sam discuss the significance of leaving a meaningful impact through their work in the music industry and beyond and explore ways to build a legacy that extends beyond professional achievemen…

Matt and Sam reflect on the ever-evolving nature of the music industry while drawing parallels to navigating life transitions and finding opportunity in uncertainty.

Matt and Sam explore the importance of networking, collaboration, and fostering genuine connections in both your career and personal life.

Matt and Sam discuss the topic of navigating success and failure and if failure is actually genuine failure.

Matt and Sam talk mastering, small business, life long learning, and finding balance and margin.

Matt and Sam talk about how you market as a mastering engineer in 2024.

Matt and Sam talk about how they believe the music industry is facing its own inflationary period.

Matt and Sam discuss intelligence faculties and how that relates to your business.

Matt and Sam discuss if your business should serve your personal goals and the importance of defining your "why" in life and work.

Matt and Sam discuss scenarios when you may want to consider not using an analog chain for mastering

Matt and Sam answer a listener-submitted question of, "should you have to convince people to work with you?"

Matt and Sam discuss the best money they have spent on their businesses, studios, and music careers.

Matt and Sam reminisce on the past 6 years and look forward to what 2024 looks like for The Attack & Release Show.

Matt and Sam want to wish everyone "Happy Holidays" and a "Happy New Year"

Matt and Sam discuss how experience in mastering ends up leading to less processing needing to be done to achieve the final result.

Matt and Sam give a rundown of what they are using for plugins and hardware in 2023.