Experienced composer, record producer and recording studio owner, living in the French Alps and working with the music industry. Do you want my opinion on your numbers ? in all confidentiality and frankness, I will tell you what I think: a... tip, a compliment or even a good kick in the ass, why not ?, you are at the right place!
A summary of my background? Pierre Tassinari leads a double life and sometimes writes in the third person :-).
A life in the business world where he managed in particular a large publishing house subsidiary of a German international group and takes minority stakes in companies in which he invests. Another in music which is his first passion where he currently officiates as the owner of a recording studio that houses professional sound engineers.
Member of SACEM (authors & composers society) for almost 40 years, he was in his early years a music pro during the period of the 80s ... 90s.
Born in Paris, and having worked more particularly in the lands of "hard rock", he played on stage or in studio with many artists recognized nationally and internationally. Pierre had the chance to be signed from 1982 under contract as a composer in several record companies: majors like Warner bros WEA, Chappell, Rondor music, RCA ... among others.
Now in the position of producer and artistic director delegated by production companies, he still plays the guitar today for pleasure as a musician ...
Regardless of the aesthetic criteria and artistic tastes that cannot be discussed ... I help my clients to develop their efficiency in songwriting and sound production. I advise them to improve / modify the structure of their titles, improve their rhythmic placement (instrument / voice), the flow, work on the melodic strength, the writing of the texts, the choice of the title of a song, the image that the artist projects to his audience, the sound quality of the product to ultimately help them transform a title after all "banal" to make it a "bankable" title in the music industry. I help make this difficult transition which consist to walk from amateurish to a professional status.
All artists receive multiple reviews. The most important thing is to feel good about who you are and to be authentic to who you really are. There is always room for improvement, or for taking full responsibility for one's artistic approach. It's a journey that must lead to perfection, in the knowledge that no one can please everyone.
Eric Clapton
David Bowie
Pink Floyd
Steve Hillage
Muddy Waters
B.B. King
The Rolling Stones
The Who
