Steve Christensen

Steve Christensen (born April 23, 1978) is a Grammy Award winning American recording engineer, record producer and musician.[1][2]

Steve Christensen
Steve Christensen at recording studio in Houston, Texas
Background information
Birth nameSteve Christensen
Born (1978-04-23) April 23, 1978
Tulsa, Oklahoma
GenresRock, Pop, Folk, Americana
Occupation(s)Audio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer, musician
InstrumentsBass, guitar
Years active1998 to present
Websitewww.mixingandcats.com

Career

Steve began his recording career in Houston, Texas at SugarHill Recording Studios[3] in 1998 as an intern and quickly moved up to lead engineer by 2000. His work includes international touring as live sound engineer for Destiny's Child and studio albums by Jermaine Dupri, Cash Money Records, Steve Earle, Khruangbin and Robert Ellis. Steve currently operates his own studio in downtown Houston, Texas.

Awards and nominations

GRAMMY Wins

Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album' (2009) Steve Earle – "Townes"[4]

Selected Discography
YearTitleArtistCredits
2020MordechaiKhruangbinAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[5]
2020Texas SunKhruangbin & Leon BridgesAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[6]
2018Con Todo El MundoKhruangbinAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[7]
2017Transient LullabyThe MastersonsAudio engineer, Mixing engineer[8]
2017I Got Your MedicineShinyribsAudio engineer, Mixing engineer[9]
2016Revelations of a Mind UnravelingLincoln DurhamAudio engineer, Mixing engineer[10]
2016Robert EllisRobert EllisAudio engineer[11]
2015The Universe Smiles Upon YouKhruangbinAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[12]
2012Cabin FeverCorb LundAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[13]
2011PhotographsRobert EllisAudio engineer, Mixing engineer, record producer[14]
2009TownesSteve EarleAudio engineer[15]

References
  1. "Houston Chronicle – Steve Christensen Helps Steve Earle Recapture Old".
  2. "Steve Christensen's AllMusic Credits".
  3. "Legendary SugarHill Studios Opens Doors for Rare Glimpse at Music Business".
  4. "New York Times – "Townes" Review".
  5. "Pitchfork – "Mordechai" Review".
  6. "Pitchfork – "Texas Sun" Review".
  7. "Pitchfork – "Con Todo El Mundo" Review".
  8. "American – "Transient Lullaby" Review".
  9. "Pop Matters – "I Got Your Medicine" Review".
  10. "Glide Magazine – Lincoln Durham Gives Fearsome Rampage".
  11. "NPR – First Listen: Robert Ellis".
  12. "Paste – "The Universe Smiles Upon You" Review".
  13. "Slant Magazine – "Cabin Fever" Review".
  14. "Consequence of Sound – "Photographs" Review".
  15. "Pitchfork – "Townes" Review".
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