Grammy and TEC award-winning producer/engineer Ed Cherney is especially known for his work with a wide array of artists, among them Iggy Pop, Bob Seger, Bette Midler, Bonnie Raitt, Wynonna, Eric Clapton, Jann Arden, Jackson Browne, Keb’ Mo, Bob Dylan, and the Rolling Stones, to name just a few.

Cherney is also highly respected by his peers; thus far in his career he’s amassed six Grammy nominations and three wins. He took home the coveted “Best Engineered Album” award for Bonnie Raitt’s Longing In Their Hearts—a year in which he, remarkably, recorded and mixed three out of the five albums nominated in that category. He has also been honored with seven TEC award nominations and 5 wins, as well as three Emmy nominations for his work on Bonnie Raitt’s broadcast of Road Tested, The Rolling Stones Live From Madison Square Garden on HBO and Eric Clapton’s 2004 Crossroads Guitar Festival.

A founding member of the Music Producers Guild of America (now the Producers and Engineer’s Wing of The Recording Academy) , Cherney has also been Governor of the L.A. Chapter of the Recording Academy.  Some recent projects include Buddy Guy’s  Grammy-winning Blues Singer, Susan Tedeschi’s Hope and Desire, the Grammy nominated Best Soundtrack Hairspray.  He also recorded and mixed the Rolling Stones acclaimed HBO Special and live boxed set 4 Flicks, and recorded and mixed the Grammy-nominated soundtrack and score for the hit film A Mighty Wind. Ed also was Music Producer and Engineer for the Rolling Stones The Biggest Bang DVD.  Recent projects include recording and mixing new records for SheDaisy, Jann Arden, and music for  the films’ Confessions of a Shopaholic, Duplicity, and Disney’s Planet Earth, and is currently producing new artist Charlie Greene, and has just completed Spinal Tap’s “Back From The Dead”  which is nominated for a Best Comedy Album  Grammy.  He is also currently recording and mixing a new project for the rock band Snew .  Ed also just completed recording and mixing (with Humberto Gatica) the new We Are The World for Haiti, in addition to just mixing Kill City, the legendary project from Iggy Pop to be released next month.  He has also recently been working on a new T Bone Burnett project “Tough Trade”.

When not working in the studio, Ed gives back to the community by working with the Grammy In The Schools and Grammy Camp programs. A two time governor of the National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences, he is also a founder of the Grammy’s Producers and Engineers Wing as well as a founding member of the META Alliance, a group of audio industry luminaries dedicated to the implementation of high-quality music recording and delivery.

Ed is also a frequent guest lecturer in the recording programs of a number of colleges and universities including Berklee College of Music (which offers an Ed Cherney scholarship), the USC Thorton School of Music, Citrus College, and California Institute of Art, and is a frequent moderator and panelist at numerous industry conferences and international music festivals.