Joseph M. Palmaccio has been mastering major and independent album projects of all styles of music for 20 years. His mastering of hundreds of compact discs for an enormous variety of artists, producers, and record labels has earned him an industry-wide reputation as a highly respected expert in the field of mastering. Joseph's expertise ranges from mastering for today's front line artists to restoring and remastering historic albums, audiophile lacquer cutting, and mastering surround sound projects for DVD-A and SACD.
From 1999 until opening The Place in 2006, Joseph was Senior Mastering Engineer at Sony Music Studios in New York City. Other former posts include Sterling Sound (1995-1998) PolyGram Studios (1990-1995) and Bonneville Broadcasting (1988-1990).
In 2007, he mastered albums for major artists including Sara Evans, Alan Jackson, and Lori McKenna; Indy Artists Little Atlas, Reed Foehl, Homer Hiccolm and the Rocket Boys, JaiWAN, Wayne Watson, and Future Disorder; and major historic restoration work for Muddy Waters' Breaking it Up, Breaking It Down, The Ike and Tina Turner Story 1960-1975, the series Legends of the Grand Ole Opry, and Ray Charles' Early Hits: The Hollywood Recordings. Joseph's numerous singles include Taylor Swift's Teardrops on My Guitar pop radio single, Kellie Pickler's Santa Baby, Lance Miller's The Beach, a video single for Big & Rich, plus singles for an expanding international clientele. AC/DC Plug Me In, which is available as a 2 or 3 disc DVD set, was yet another major project that year.
So far in 2008, Joseph has done projects for artists including Willie Nelson, Melinda Doolittle, James Otto, Charlotte Ritchie, Chris Sligh, Rainy, Michael W. Smith, James House, and Jewel.
Please visit the Artist Roster and Awards section of this site to view Joseph’s wide range of clients and depth of experience in mastering.
msn music.com also maintains an extensive list of artists and projects Joseph has worked on. Please click on the "Credits" tab.
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