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Mike Brown (producer)
Mike Brown (born October 20, 1980) is an American Grammy-nominated 〔("Berklee College of Music alumni up for dozens of Grammy awards tonight" )〕〔("500 copies sold and nominated: How an indie duo is making the Grammy scene" )〕〔("Design and music converge to put indie record on the national stage" )〕〔("Local Band Up Against Heavy-Hitters At 56th Annual Grammys" )〕〔("These locals are going to the Grammys ... they’re nominated!" )〕 producer, engineer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and founder of Temperamental Recordings.〔(Temperamental Recordings Website – Mike Brown )〕
Brown, along with childhood friend, Zac Decamp, formed the group Geneseo, whose record ''Automatic Music Can Be Fun'' was Grammy-nominated in 2014 for Best Recording Package. His debut record, ''American Hotel'', was self-recorded in all 50 American states and features 75 guest musicians spanning the last 60 years of recorded music. In 2009 Brown bought and renovated an 1828 country church into a recording studio named Temperamental Recordings and has produced and/or recorded music with artists including Augustines, Lowlight, Thieving Irons, Son of the Sun, David Knopfler, Tom VandenAvond, Chase Pagan, Caitlin Cary, and Hinkley. He is currently working on a new record featuring members of Sparklehorse, The National, Band of Horses, Larry and His Flask, Eels and others. Brown is also a musical instrument appraiser recognized on the History Channel show ''American Pickers''.
== Selected discography ==
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