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Left Of Elephant Sound (Jeremy Conlon) acknowledges the Arrernte people as the traditional and prevailing custodians of the lands on which this small business is located - Mparntwe (Alice Springs – Central Australia).
Audio professional for Music and Film
Online Mixing and Mastering of music using professional equipment with experience to get you at the sound you want. Mix room image below.
Offering location multitrack recording to capture live performances. Access to 2 great recording rooms in and around Alice Springs – Red Brick Studio, a traditional music located in town. Featuring a tight sounding space.
The White Gums room is a beautiful open space with bush views and loads of space for amazing live multi track recordings, just 20 minutes east of Mparntwe Alice Springs. Featuring open sound and a great live sounding room.
Recent film productions include:
- “When The Rivers Run Dry” – (Nora & R.D. Productions) – Sound Post Edit / Mix
- “Robbie Hood” (Ludo Studio / Since 1788 Productions – Dylan River)
- “The Australian Dream” (Good Thing Productions)
- “The National 2019, Art Gallery of NSW artist interviews” (National Galley)
- “Yarripirri’s Journey” (PAW Media – SBS/NITV (Songlines)
- “Bulunu Milkarri A Story Of Sky, Sea and Spirit” (Aboriginal Resource and Development Services (ARDS) and Screen Australia Funding).
Music Credits include:
- The ARIA award winning albums “Gurrumul” (credit – additional recordings) and “Rrakala” (credit – assistant engineer, New York City Avatar Studio) by Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu (Skinnyfish Music)
- "Ngaaya-Ma Jingila Baaya/I Am Jingili Mam " – Stuart Nuggett Album – Record / Mix Engineer / Producer – CAAMA Music (NT)
- “Muyngarnbi – Walking With Spirits” (credit – sound engineer) – featuring Tom E Lewis and Ross Hannaford (Daddy Cool)
- “Nabarlek – Manmoyi Radio” (sound/mix engineer – Skinnyfish Music) NIMA Award Winner
- “Tjamuku Ngurra – Tjintu Desert Band” (credit – producer CAAMA)
- “KND album - MUZIK IZ 4EVA” (credit – producer CAAMA Music)
- Additionally Jeremy Conlon has had the great privilege to recorded many traditional and contemporary songs from indigenous and non indigenous musicians throughout Australia.
