Rock Guitarist Billie Stevens Returns From Tour and Enhances His Recording Studios

Billie Stevens, guitarist and vocalist, has recently returned from a three week European tour entertaining US and NATO troops in Kosovo, Bosnia, and Germany with his band, Handsome Devil. They were met with much appreciation and enthusiasm from their audiences, which they mirrored with their intense and energetic performances. Along with some original hits, they also played covers of "Devil Went Down to Georgia," "Living on a Prayer," "Bette Davis Eyes," and "Hurt So Good."

The band distributed 1,000 free CDs to the servicemen and women over the entirety of their tour. The CDs are a work of recording mastery from Mr. Stevens' recording facilities, Dinky Music Recording Studios in Corona, California. These facilities feature three fully equipped Pro Tools based recording studios. It was designed and built based on experience of working at some of Los Angeles' biggest studios. Billie has incorporated great ideas that have been collected from years of experience in the industry as well as recording techniques from producers and engineers known for producing platinum records. Dinky Music is also an accredited off-campus learning facility for many of the local colleges.

Returning from the high that is sharing the gift of rock and roll, Billie is expected to do even bigger and better things at Dinky: he has incorporated a Trident 24 Console, which has been used on chart-topping records from the 60's to the present, into Studio A and expanded the plug-in catalogue in Studios B and C to improve sound quality and give full MIDI functionality. The studio is also now offering a streaming online radio station featuring artists that have recorded at Dinky, CD and DVD duplication, photography, and promotion. Billie Stevens has outfitted Dinky Music to be a state of the art recording facility, providing professional sound recording for a fraction of the expected cost.