Eric Mizelle – “Open Up and Shine”

Mixing, Engineer, Drums, Additional Production

Phillip Cole – “Upcoming EP”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Lindsey Smith – “Lindsey Smith”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums, BGVs,  Percussion, Additional Keyboards

Ethan Asters – “Unknown Title”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Kristin Matthews – “Kristin Matthews”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, BGVs

BroadMoor – “Liberty” (EP)

Engineer, Mixing

“Working with Jim was a blast. I think it’s rare these days to find an engineer who is professional, using professional equipment, and who has professional character.”

Josh Poore – Worship Leader

John Flynn – “Much More Than This”

Mixing

“Jim Barnes is nothing short of excellent in every aspect of his recording/mixing skills and his communication with the artist. His is one top notch mixing engineer, a total blast to work with, and just a good solid guy who really can bring a song to the next level. I will use him for all future projects. ”

John Flynn – Owner Mass St. Music, Lawrence KS

Ellephare – “Make it Look Like an Accident”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums

Chris Carr and the Daydreamers – “Dreaming at Dusk” (EP)

Co Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums, BGVs

“I’ve worked with Jim from the beginning of his recording career, playing guitar and other instruments as well as co-producing with him on various albums. Jim’s professionalism and attention to detail is unparalleled. He pushes artists to be the best that they can be, challenging each person to give their best. Jim always goes the extra mile on each project, not settling for anything short of perfection even if it means sacrifice on his part. I feel like a better musician when I’m around Jim and feel proud to be a part of what he offers as a musician, producer, engineer, band mate, and friend.”

Chris Carr – Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, Co Producer

Marc Lewis – “When It All Comes Down”

Mixing

“If you are concerned about making every dollar count as well as every note, you need to connect with Jim. Working with him I get the convenience of mailing him my files that I have tracked at home, with the confidence that the end results are going to be huge. Jim can make a moderate budget sound like a high dollar masterpiece.”

Marc Lewis, Memphis TN

Kaiso – “Kaiso Christmas”

Additional Engineering and Overdubs

“Jim Barnes has the biggest ears in the business. Everything I have had him work on has turned out better than my own expectations. His knowledge of the software, his musicianship and his attention to detail will make Jim one of the most sought after sound engineers around.”

Dr. John Wooton – Professor of Percussion at the University of Southern Mississippi, Vic Firth and Pearl Drums Clinician, Author and Performer

Matt Christenot – “To Look on You”

Co Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Yes, Jim makes incredible sounding records, but that’s not the real reason I keep going back to work with him. The real reason is that Jim creates an environment in the studio where you actually want to make music. He gives you the space as an artist to create without having to constantly looking at the clock and think about money. He’s also a fun guy to punt footballs with.

Matt Christenot – Lawrence, KS

“Jim is the consummate recording master! I know that any track I lay in his studio is going to sound world class!!”

Jeff Mills –session drummer, clinician, and instructor

Tandem – Selected Singles – “Smile”, “Pop Song”

Engineer, Mixing

“I could not ask for a better experience from a studio. Not only is Jim professional, he is also hospitable and flexible. These things are crucial in the creative experience. And because Jim is a musician, the process is completely different than when one is working with a producer or engineer that can’t really translate what he is hearing in his head. It’s easy. It’s fun.”

Josh Maze – Worship Leader – High Point Church Memphis, TN

Tom Edwards Band – “Songs We Didn’t Write” (EP)

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

“You can listen to someone’s work and tell if they know what they’re doing, and it’s evident in just a short listen that Jim can deliver a quality recording. But as an artist, you’re trusting the engineer/producer with more than just the sound of your instrument or your vocal cords – the song is a part of your heart and soul, and you have to lay it out there and hope the person at the controls actually cares about that. I learned very quickly that I could trust Jim to care about the quality of the sound as well as the quality of the performance, and that’s what makes his work stand out from the crowd.”

Tom Edwards

Tom Edwards Band – “The Things I Would Be”

Mixing

Josh Maze – “Sunshine Baby”

Engineer, Mixing

Reggie Clarke – “City of God”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums

Brad Wells Band (Selected Singles)

Engineer, Mixing, Drums

Tony Staires (Upcoming Album)

Engineer, Mixing, Drums

Discors – “Another Day” Single

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Josh Williams – “Hymns EP”

Engineer, Mixing

Jon Marc Burge – “Uknown Song Title”

Engineer, Mixing

Steve Thomas – “I’ll Remember”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums, Keyboards, BGVs

The Delmar Boys – “Hell is a Hot Place” (EP)

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

The Chris Layton Band – “You Are Good”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Alex Duncan – “Running to Love”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums

Nailed Glory – “Breathe” (Single)

Producer, Engineer, Mixing

Rex Broadhead – “Can You See the Light”

Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums