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Lillias White Talks with Mo Rocca on CBS Sunday Morning

May 28, 2023
CBS Sunday Morning - cbsnews.com/sunday-morning
For Broadway veteran Lillias White, it all began as a child in Brooklyn, N.Y., when relatives encouraged her to dance and sing on her grandmother's dining room table. The 71-year-old actress, who won a Tony Award for "The Life," is now starring in the Broadway musical "Hadestown." She talks with correspondent Mo Rocca about her role models growing up; her relationship with the audience; and setting the standard for singing standards.


Broadway stars, including original ‘Annie,’ taking stage in Southern Vermont

NEWS10 ABC

Broadway’s finest are taking center stage at the Southern Vermont Arts Center’s (SVAC) Arkell Pavilion beginning July 6! Andrea McArdle, who starred in Broadway’s original “Annie,” will kick off the special summer series.


Old mill road recording FEATURED IN capital region living magazine

Many thanks to Capital Region Living Magazine for including this behind-the-scenes look at Old Mill Road Recording! Follow the link to read, "Building the Dream"


Old mill road recording FEATURED IN SWEETWATER’S SWEETNOTES

Summer 2021
We are thrilled to be featured in SweetNotes, the international newsletter published by Sweetwater! Click the button below to read the article.

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Lillias’ debut album, ‘Get Yourself Some Happy!’ Now Available!

Jul 23, 2021
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Reed Tetzloff at Old mill road recording. not to be missed!

Jul 20, 2021
The brilliant Reed Tetzloff recorded his transcription of Jean-Philippe Rameau's Entrée de Polimnie from the opera Les Boréades at Old Mill Road Recording East Arlington, VT in April 2021. It’s mesmerizing. Enjoy!


Lillias is featured on Playbill.com singing “A Little Imagination” by The Bluestone Sisters from her upcoming debut album, ‘Get Yourself Some Happy!’

Playbill - playbill.com
Jul 19, 2021

Tony and Daytime Emmy winner Lillias White’s first solo studio album, Get Yourself Some Happy!, will be released July 23 via Old Mill Road Recording. Watch White belt out "A Little Imagination," penned by Gail C. Bluestone and Eileen Bluestone Sherman.


Benjamin and Old Mill Road Recording featured on Stuck in Vermont by Seven Days VT.

SEVEN DAYS VT - sevendaysvt.com
July 15, 2021

Stuck in Vermont: Benjamin Lerner and Joshua Sherman Team Up to Make Music About Recovery 


Old Mill Road recording and owner, Joshua sherman, Featured by Seven Days VT - Joshua Sherman Spearheads an Arts-Led Revitalization in Norman Rockwell’s Arlington

SEVEN DAYS VT - sevendaysvt.com
July 14, 2021

Daniel Bolles of Seven Days VT wrote a feature story about founder of Old Mill Road Recording, Joshua Sherman.


Benjamin Lerner and Old Mill Road recording Featured by Seven Days VT - Rapper Benjamin Lerner Champions Recovery on Debut Record 'Clean'

SEVEN DAYS VT - sevendaysvt.com
July 14, 2021

Daniel Bolles of Seven Days VT wrote a feature story about Benjamin’s past, the struggles he faced with addiction, and how he was able to emerge from that darkness with help from others. With this article, SEVEN DAYS also announced that they will start printing his column, “CLEAN,” every week moving forward.


AMAZING NEWS! Old mill road recording tv feature by John Gray receives emmy® award nomination.

WXXA-FOX TV 23 and wten-abc News channel 10
June 30, 2021

In December 2019, John Gray created an amazing TV Feature about Old Mill Road Recording and the history of East Arlington. We just received the news today that the program is Emmy® nominated! Congratulations (and thank you) to John Gray for sharing our story!


Old Mill Road Recording’s founder and producer, Joshua Sherman, and artist-in-residence, Benjamin lerner, interviewed on Spectrum news1

Spectrum news1 - capital region
may 24, 2021

Matt Hunter interviewed Benjamin Lerner and Joshua Sherman to shed light on the creation of the studio and how Benjamin and Josh work together to create music about addiction and recovery.


Old Mill Road Recording’s founder and producer, Joshua Sherman, and artist-in-residence, Benjamin lerner, interviewed on vpr

Vermont Public Radio - Vermont edition
Aug 19, 2020

People all across Vermont have had to be creative when it comes to getting work done while also social distancing during the pandemic. Musicians and recording studios are no exception. VPR spoke with various voices from the music industry around the state about how they are producing music safely and efficiently during COVID-19.


Old Mill Road Recording owner Joshua Sherman interviewed on gnat-tv

Greater Northshire Access Television
Mar 16, 2020

Joshua Sherman, M.D. was interviewed last week by Jonathan Cooper (Community and Economic Development Specialist of The Bennington County Regional Commission) and Matt Harrington (Executive Director of The Southwestern Vermont Chamber of Commerce) as part of their "Shirenomics" TV series on GNAT. 

Check it out to learn more about Dr. Sherman's background and vision for Old Mill Road in East Arlington, Vermont!


Old Mill Road Recording’s grammy-winning engineer benjamin J. arrindell interviewed by upcountry magazine

Upcountry magazine
Mar 1, 2020

Old Mill Road Recording’s Grammy-Winning recording engineer Benjamin J. Arrindell sat down with Greg Sukiennik of UpCountry Magazine to discuss his journey into the music industry and how he ended up in East Arlington, Vermont.


Old mill road recording wins international prize for its studio design

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Old Mill Road Recording, the new state-of-the-art destination recording studio in East Arlington, Vermont, received the prestigious TEC AWARD from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) for Best “Studio Design Project” on January 18, 2020. The NAMM TEC Awards, hosted in Anaheim, California, are internationally-recognized as the highest achievement in professional audio and sound production – and honor the most outstanding products in the world of music-making, live performance, video games, television, and film.

The 35th annual TEC Awards were hosted by Saturday Night Live’s Fred Armisen. The legendary Joni Mitchell received the prestigious “Les Paul Innovation Award”. Pianist/Composer Herbie Hancock, a longtime friend of Ms. Mitchell, presented her with the award.  Other winners this year included 20th Century Fox’s Bohemian Rhapsody for Best “Film Sound Production,” Warner Brothers’ A Star Is Born for Best “Record Production / Album”, Marvel’s Spider-Man for Best “Interactive Entertainment Sound Production”, Billie Eilish’s Bad Guy for “Best Record Production / Single or Track”, Paul McCartney’s Freshen Up for Best “Tour / Event Sound Production” and HBO’s Game of Thrones for Best “Television Sound Production.”

When Old Mill Road Recording was announced as the winner for Best Studio Design Project, Dr. Joshua Sherman (the studio’s owner) ran to – and jumped up on – the stage.  He commented, to great applause, “I always watch these award shows at home – and I never understand why everybody walks so slowly to the stage.  If you win, you want to run!”  In his acceptance speech, Sherman (who has produced dozens of TONY® Award Winners both on stage and on record) shared, “We wanted to create a space where artists would be inspired – and where the experience of collaborating and making music would be a joy.”  Old Mill Road Recording’s In-house GRAMMY® Award Winning Engineer, Benjamin J. Arrindell (who has 30+ years of experience recording and mixing for notable artists such as Aretha Franklin, The Temptations, Mary J. Blige, Yolanda Adams, Janet Jackson, and Busta Rhymes, among others), thanked all of the skilled Vermont contractors who worked tirelessly to make the “dream studio” a reality.  Acoustic Designer Francis Manzella rounded out the trio on stage, giving personal thanks to his wife.


Old Mill Road Recording studio featured on abc and fox news

WXXA-FOX TV 23 and wten-abc News channel 10
Dec 18, 2019

John Gray of WXXA-Fox TV 23 and ABC's WTEN News Channel 10 recently visited us at Old Mill Road Recording Studio for an interview.


Dwight and Nicole featured at vermont wax cylinder recording day

dec 10, 2019

While Thomas Edison is most-often remembered for his invention of the light bulb, he also was responsible for the first audio playback device. This was the first time in history that people were actually able to hear play-back of their own voices! Dwight and Nicole helped celebrate technology then and now in honor of Old Mill Road Recording’s first anniversary.

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ABC NEWS SEGMENT: A Renaissance in East Arlington, Vermont

WCVB Chroncle 5 abc - Boston
Nov 4, 2019


Old Mill Road Recording FEATURED IN MIX MAGAZINE

MIX MAGAZINE
JUNE 5, 2019

Designers Showcase Their Hottest Studios of the Year.
Every June, Mix surveys leading studio designers and acousticians and asks for a look at their latest and greatest projects. This year’s “Class” includes personal studios and commercial rooms in major and smaller U.S. markets. Some have spaces for tracking or maybe a booth; some are for mixing. Here, then, are some of the world’s best new studios for 2019.


Old Mill Road Recording studio opens for business

Audio Media International
Nov 5, 2018

"A luxurious and inviting space that would allow artists to relax, rejuvenate and record without the pressures associated with recording in the city”


Old Mill Road Recording hopes to lure top talent

Manchester Journal
Oct 31, 2018

Step into Old Mill Road Recording and you'll be surprised what you don't hear. The Fayville Branch runs down a cascade directly behind the complex on Old Mill Road in East Arlington. The rush of the water rolling by produces a constant, soothing, roar, 24 hours a day. If you love nature, that's sweet music to your ears. Yet, once the studio doors close behind you, the only thing you'll hear is your own breath, and whatever music is being made by the artists…


New Recording Studio Old Mill Road Recording To Open in East Arlington, Vermont

Broadway World
Oct 24, 2018

Old Mill Road Recording, a new state-of-the-art destination recording studio, opens its doors at 316 Old Mill Road in East Arlington, Vermont on November 2nd, and is available to musicians worldwide who want to record and publish their music.