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[[File:WillTimAmyChad2008.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Will "Science" Hunt, Tim McCord, Amy Lee, and Chad Copelin at El Capitan Theatre]] | [[File:WillTimAmyChad2008.jpg|250px|thumb|right|[[Will "Science" Hunt]], [[Tim McCord]], [[Amy Lynn Lee|Amy Lee]], and Chad Copelin at El Capitan Theatre]] | ||
In 2008, Copelin performed on Amy Lee's cover song ''[[Sally's Song]]'' for the album ''[[Nightmare Revisited]]''. He is credited for additional keyboards and engineering. He also performed the song live with Amy at Jay Leno and El Capitan Theatre. | In 2008, Copelin performed on Amy Lee's cover song ''[[Sally's Song]]'' for the album ''[[Nightmare Revisited]]''. He is credited for additional keyboards and engineering. He also performed the song live with Amy at Jay Leno and El Capitan Theatre. | ||
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He entered the studio to work on the initial sessions for Evanescence's [[Evanescence (album)|third album]] with producer Steve Lillywhite on February 22, 2010, but they were scrapped by the label in April that same year. This scrapped album is referred to as "broken record" by Amy Lee.<ref name=babydid /> | He entered the studio to work on the initial sessions for Evanescence's [[Evanescence (album)|third album]] with producer Steve Lillywhite on February 22, 2010, but they were scrapped by the label in April that same year. This scrapped album is referred to as "broken record" by Amy Lee.<ref name=babydid /> | ||
He is seen in the first studio clip Amy posted on her Twitter on March 19, 2010.<ref name=twitvid /><ref name=twitvid2 /> | He is seen in the first studio clip Amy posted on her Twitter on March 19, 2010.<ref name=twitvid /><ref name=twitvid2 /> On the clip he is tracking stomps on ''[[Perfect Dream]]'' along with Amy and Steve Lillywhite. | ||
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*[http://twitter.com/chadcopelin Chad Copelin] on Twitter | *[http://twitter.com/chadcopelin Chad Copelin] on Twitter | ||
*[https://www.facebook.com/chadcopelinproducer Chad Copelin] on Facebook | *[https://www.facebook.com/chadcopelinproducer Chad Copelin] on Facebook | ||
*[https://www.instagram.com/chadcopelin/ Chad Copelin] on Instagram | |||
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Chad Copelin is a producer, audio engineer, musician, and songwriter from Norman, Oklahoma. Copelin got his start playing in local bands and majoring in music composition and after three years of school, left to collaborate with various musicians, tour nationally, and engineer and produce local bands. In 2005, he opened Blackwatch Studios with co-owner Jarod Evans and produced his first full-length album, I Am Haunted, I Am Alive by Beau Jenning's project Cheyenne. Copelin was nominated at the 2017 Grammy Awards for Best Contemporary Christian Album for his work on "Poets & Saints" by All Sons & Daughters.
He engineered David Hodges' 2009 EP The Rising.
Projects
Amy Lee
In 2008, Copelin performed on Amy Lee's cover song Sally's Song for the album Nightmare Revisited. He is credited for additional keyboards and engineering. He also performed the song live with Amy at Jay Leno and El Capitan Theatre.
In 2015, he was credited as a performer on Amy Lee's cover of Chris Izaak's Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing from Recover, Vol. 1, which was originally submitted for The Cabin in the Woods, but was rejected. It was later intended to be on Evanescence's third album originally produced by Steve Lillywhite in 2010, but the album was rejected by the label.[1]
Evanescence
He entered the studio to work on the initial sessions for Evanescence's third album with producer Steve Lillywhite on February 22, 2010, but they were scrapped by the label in April that same year. This scrapped album is referred to as "broken record" by Amy Lee.[1]
He is seen in the first studio clip Amy posted on her Twitter on March 19, 2010.[2][3] On the clip he is tracking stomps on Perfect Dream along with Amy and Steve Lillywhite.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lee, Amy (December 15, 2015). "Cover #4: Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing.". Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/posts/1105375239514245.
- ↑ Lee, Amy (March 19, 2010). "http://twitvid.com/96BB7 - A very worthy first twitvid in my opinion.... ladies and gentlemen: Stompin' Steve.". Twitter. https://twitter.com/AmyLeeEV/status/10743792698.
- ↑ "Evanescence in studio: Steve Lillywhite dancing Twitvid". YouTube. March 20, 2010. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1HWyX94bXE.
External links
- Official Website
- Chad Copelin on Twitter
- Chad Copelin on Facebook
- Chad Copelin on Instagram
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