A Live Music Studio Production
Music Deck Productions combines film and audio to capture and share live music performances recorded on a deck stage at our tropical studio location. We feature musicians performing a full set of their original music and unique cover songs. Our mission is to connect artists and fans with engaging content and resources that enhance the music experience. There's nothing like going to a music venue or enjoying a band at a cozy establishment, with The Music Deck on YouTube you can tune into our music channel and enjoy this experience all the time. Start watching and explore these magical performances on our playlists at The Music Deck.
The Crew & Studio
Music Deck Productions primarily records and edits in-house with expanding capabilities to "take the show on the road." Our crew is made up an audio engineer, content creator, videographers, editors, and music lovers. We create videos in a variety of formats to reach audiences all over with engaging and resourceful live music content. The cozy studio houses the tech and talent to make the magic happen. Check out our recommended gear page to enhance your stage presence and listening experience.
The Deck Stage
In order to host these talented musicians, my friends and I built a 16' x 8' deck stage between two palms trees and overlooking a serene lake. This home stage provides the platform for magical performances with the movability for our crew to close in on incredible shots. It started here with friends lending a hand, providing encouragement, sharing inspiration, and drilling tons of screws - find out in our time-lapse build video.
The Roots
For over 6 years I’ve had the privilege of working as a sound man for the Margaritaville Resort in South Florida, surrounded in a tropical setting with three distinct stages: inside the vibrant restaurant, along the picturesque intercoastal canal, and on the infamous beach bandshell, where I fine-tuned the acoustics for over 100 bands spanning genres from rock and funk to pop, reggae, Latin jazz, country, and blues. See where it started for me.