Producer and songwriter Bryan-Michael Cox in the studio composing “Official” from scratch. He hums out a melody and then creates it with his equipment. Cox starts with keys, adds drums, and then he begins writing the lyrics, sprinkling claps, swell and chimes, strings, hats and additional melodies into the mix.
B. Cox discusses the various lanes you can take in the music industry as a producer and songwriter, for example film and tv scoring, and commercials. According to him, these are areas that are starving for new blood.
Producer Bryan-Michael Cox in Nashville creating a track in his hotel room. Later we see him back in the studio in Atlanta, recording a demo for a song he developed with country artist Marcus Hummon and fellow producer Wyldcard.
Bryan Michael Cox working on a track for Trey Songz and also in the studio with artists Doughboy and Kage. His engineer Sam tracks out some drums in order to multi-track to ProTools, and he talks about up and coming projects.
Part two of Bryan Michael Cox at Daddy’s House working on the Danity Kane “Ride For You” track. Midway Wyldcard steps in and lays down the strings on the track.
Delaware native DJ Wonder interviews Bryan Michael Cox at the legendary Daddy’s House studios. B. Cox talks about why he likes working in studios where history was made, his MySpace video competition with Colgate and plays a sample of the winning track.
B. Cox in the studio working on a track for Trey Songz. He shows how he tracks out the beat, which eventually becomes ” Last Time” on Trey Songz’ Trey Day album.
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