Audio Engineer Shane Brown shares microphone do’s and don’ts

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Fat Joe credits Elephant Man for 2004 hit ‘Lean Back’

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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PopCaan vows to do more for St. Thomas after $8 mil ‘Off To School Treat’

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Grammy eligibility period closes Sept. 15

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Celebs endorse Beenie Man’s ‘Sim Simma’ in viral challenge

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Ninja Man in good spirits; Dancehall veteran anticipates appeal

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Sean Paul gets nominated for Billboard Latin Music Awards

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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‘Daddy Don’t Touch Me There’ – Queen Ifrica confirms the song is a true story

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Aunty Donna seeks help for Gully Bop

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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Minister Marion Hall pulls plug on GoFundMe to build church

Shane Brown, one of the most in-demand Audio Engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music is encouraging entertainers to refrain from cuffing the microphone.

During his Road To Success interview on Thursday on Easy Skankin with Kshema Francis, the Music producer/Engineer, notes that too often artists are compromising the quality of their performance by the way they hold the microphone.

Shane Brown also commended Dancehall legend Shaggy, whom he said has mastered the art of holding a microphone for optimum delivery.

Shane Brown comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over three decades.

In addition to Shaggy, he has worked with the likes of Lauren Hill, Fugees, Chaka Khan, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, Popcaan, Capleton, Dennis Brown, Morgan Heritage, Taurus Riley, Dean Fraser, and Shabba Ranks, as well as mixing initiatives with Sony and Universal Music Companies.

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