John Fields (record producer)
John Fields (born September 11, 1968) is an American record producer and musician. Fields has produced for a number of musical artists, including the Jonas Brothers,[1] Switchfoot, Pink, Har Mar Superstar, Miley Cyrus, Drake Bell, Andrew W.K., Busted and Demi Lovato.[2] He also has played a number of musical instruments on various albums, and even occasionally performed live with bands such as Nick Jonas & the Administration, Soul Asylum, and The Rembrandts.[3] He is a founding member of the Minneapolis Funk Collective, Greazy Meal.
Selected production discography
Albums
- 1993 – The Commodores – No Tricks
- 1995 – The Rembrandts – LP
- 2000 – Evan & Jaron – Evan & Jaron
- 2001 – Andrew W.K. – I Get Wet
- 2001 – Semisonic – All About Chemistry
- 2003 – Switchfoot – The Beautiful Letdown
- 2003 – Lillix – Falling Uphill
- 2003 – Delta Goodrem – Innocent Eyes
- 2003 – Mandy Moore – Coverage
- 2003 – Bleu - Redhead
- 2003 – Pink – Try This
- 2004 – Delta Goodrem – Mistaken Identity
- 2004 – The Dollyrots – Eat My Heart Out
- 2005 – Glen Phillips – Winter Pays for Summer
- 2005 – Switchfoot – Nothing Is Sound
- 2005 – Backstreet Boys – Never Gone
- 2006 – Switchfoot – Oh! Gravity.
- 2007 – Jonas Brothers – Jonas Brothers
- 2007 – Lifehouse – Who We Are
- 2007 – The Dollyrots – Because I'm Awesome
- 2007 – Rooney – Calling the World
- 2007 – Jimmy Eat World – Chase This Light
- 2008 – Cut Copy – In Ghost Colours
- 2008 – The Presets - Apocalypso
- 2008 – Jonas Brothers – A Little Bit Longer
- 2008 – Miley Cyrus – Breakout
- 2008 – Demi Lovato – Don't Forget
- 2008 – Jon McLaughlin – OK Now
- 2008 – The Melismatics – The Acid Test
- 2009 – The Binges – S/T
- 2009 – Jonas Brothers – Lines, Vines and Trying Times
- 2009 – Selena Gomez & the Scene – Kiss & Tell
- 2009 – Miley Cyrus – The Time of Our Lives
- 2009 – Evan Taubenfeld – Welcome to the Blacklist Club
- 2009 – Demi Lovato – Here We Go Again
- 2009 – Parachute – Losing Sleep
- 2010 – Jonas Brothers – Jonas L.A.
- 2010 – Nick Jonas & the Administration – Who I Am
- 2010 – Goo Goo Dolls – Something for the Rest of Us
- 2010 – Steven Page – Page One
- 2011 – The Summer Set – Everything's Fine
- 2011 – Daryl Hall – Laughing Down Crying
- 2011 – Allstar Weekend – All the Way
- 2011 – Parachute – The Way It Was
- 2011 – All Time Low – Dirty Work
- 2011 – Drake Bell – A Reminder
- 2011 – Jon Stevens – Testify!
- 2012 – The Dollyrots – The Dollyrots
- 2012 – Dave Barnes – Stories To Tell
- 2012 – Peter Cincotti – Metropolis
- 2012 – Windsor Drive – Wanderlust
- 2013 – Sunderland – Closer Now
- 2013 – Martel – The Prelude EP
- 2013 – Megan and Liz – In the Shadows Tonight
- 2014 – Tenth Avenue North - Cathedrals
- 2014 – The Dollyrots – Barefoot and Pregnant
- 2014 – American Hi-Fi – Blood and Lemonade
- 2014 – Hurrah A Bolt of Light – Hurrah A Bolt of Light
- 2014 – Anastacia – Resurrection
- 2014 – Martel – Impersonator
- 2016 – Switchfoot – Where the Light Shines Through
- 2016 – Busted – Night Driver
- 2017 - The Dollyrots - Whiplash Splash
- 2018 - Ben Rector - Magic
- 2019 - Tiny Moving Parts - Breathe
- 2019 - Ben Rector - MPLS Magic EP
- 2019 - The Dollyrots - Daydream Explosion
- 2019 - Cory Wong - Motivational Music for the Syncopated Soul
- 2020 - Soul Asylum - Hurry Up And Wait
- 2020 - Irontom - Cult Following
- 2020 - Matt Wilson & his Orchestra - When I Was a Writer
- 2020 - Scott Mulvahill - Creative Potential EP
- 2020 - Jonatha Brooke - The Sweetwater Sessions
- 2020 - Vanessa Amorosi - The Blacklisted Collection
- 2020 - Public – Honey In The Summer (single)
- 2020 - Katy for Kings - Novelty EP
- 2020 - Zach Heckendorf - Hawk Talk
- 2020 - James Bourne - Safe Journey Home
- 2020 - Soul Asylum - Born Free
- 2021 - Cory Wong - Cory and The Wongnotes Variety Show
References
- ^ "Secrets Of The Mix Engineers: John Fields & Paul David Hager". www.soundonsound.com. Retrieved 2020-11-19.
- ^ AlbumCredits.com, "[1] Archived 2012-06-28 at the Wayback Machine" September 23, 2011
- ^ "John Fields" "[2]" September 23, 2011
