Explore the Sound

In the history of modern music, there are moments of seismic change. The Beatles' transition from a brilliant pop group to peerless sonic innovators was one such moment, and its principal architect was Geoff Emerick. His genius was not in the notes they played, but in the very texture of the sound itself—from the revolutionary close-miking of the drums to the invention of Automatic Double Tracking (ADT), he sculpted the soundscape of a generation.   

 

Our mission is to serve as the definitive, respectful custodians of that legacy. In an age of fleeting information, we are dedicated to creating a permanent archive of his work, ensuring his contributions are understood with the depth and accuracy they command. We do this not only to honor his memory, but to ensure the new generation of listeners and creators understands that the magic they hear was the result of a singular, rule-breaking vision.