Back when bands were under pressure to record on a quick turn-around, and the entire band played at once, a small mistake was cheaper and easier to leave in than to make the entire band record the entire track all over again. Why Can't We Be Friends? starts off with one of the most fun mistakes in pop music history.

Buckley Miller is a Nashville-based mix and recording engineer working out of Nashville who engineered Zach Williams’ 2018 Grammy Award winning album Chain Breaker. Miller has worked with the likes of Josh Groban, Lady Antebellum, Mindy Smith, David Archuleta, Eagle-Eye Cherry, Ingrid Michaelson, Dierks Bentley, Alternate Routes, and he took time out to chat with us about soundstage design and the state of the art.

A look at the Loudness War and how it changed music.

Last month KEF Masters of Sound took the show on the road to Hollywood where we were honored to sit down with Henry Jackman for a conversation that covered the art and philosophy of scoring music for film and the science of how it all comes together for a seamless cinematic experience. With an amazing list of credits to his name, including Captain America: Civil War, Wreck-It Ralph, Captain Phillips, Pixels and the soon to be released Birth of A Nation, Henry Jackman is the fast becoming the pre-emiment composer for film.