Ewan Currie (The Sheepdogs): Keep Out of the Storm, Live Recording, and Guitar Harmonies

How does a multi-platinum rock band capture their live energy in the studio? Ewan Currie of The Sheepdogs joins The Sonic Road to discuss the making of their new album, Keep Out of the Storm. In this episode, Ewan Currie shares an inside look at the songwriting and production philosophy behind the band's latest release. We explore their decision to record at Taurus with engineer Tom Darcy, utilizing a hybrid analog/digital setup to capture the band "live off the floor.” 🎸 VISIT THE OFFICIAL SITE: thesheepdogs.com 🔥 SUBSCRIBE TO THE SONIC ROAD PODCAST: https://linktr.ee/thesonicroad?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=a334b972-8bca-4eab-829e-aa1a3eff548e Follow The Sonic Road Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & Substack: @thesonicroad Take control of your health with affordable and extensive bloodwork here: https://my.functionhealth.com/signup?code=BMCGRANAHAN10&_saasquatch=BMCGRANAHAN10&d=FHREF25 Currie breaks down the intricacies of the Sheepdogs' signature sound—from the dual-lead guitar harmonies to the evolution of their rhythm section following the departure of their longtime drummer. We also discuss the realities of running an independent record label and the mental shift required to stay creative while touring across Canada and Europe. Key Discussion Points: