Stephen Webber Music

 Recording Projects

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Berklee Scratch Ambassadors: Hot Work feat. Michael Moore

The Berklee Scratch Ambassadors' current line-up features a diverse group of musicians, artists and songwriters from India, China, and across the North American continent. Now centered at BerkleeNYC, Berklee's campus in New York, the ensemble features students from the Master of Arts in Creative Media and Technology's Songwriting and Production and Live Experience Design specializations.

Producer, Mix Engineer, Turntables, Arranger


Roger Brown & Annette Philip - Mark My Brow - Tribute to Tagore

Honoring one of India’s most prolific thinkers, Tagore (1861-1941), “Mark My Brow” is a theatrical adaptation of Tagore’s evocative imagery in the poem and personalizes it with reflections on being both a child and a parent; wondering if any of the strivings we all pursue make a difference. Annette and Roger invited some of their favorite musicians to bring this composition to life, and recorded it at the newly renovated Power Station/BerkleeNYC studios.

Executive Producer, Video Director, Lead Vocal Producer, Recording Engineer, Editing & Premixing


Grace Kelly - Yada Yada

BerkleeNYC proudly presents the music video for Grace Kelly's single, "Yada Yada." Featured in Berklee's 75th Anniversary Celebration, Yada Yada was recorded and filmed at the Power Station at BerkleeNYC.

Director, Songwriter, Producer, Engineer, Background Vocals


Tigs & Nettles (Stephen Webber & Annette Philip) - No Visitors Allowed

Stephen (Tigs) began writing a song in memory of his father who passed away in Feb ‘20, a month before lockdown began in USA. As the days turned into weeks and months, from a personal story about grief, it became about our collective grief in this strange period of our lives. Writing & recording “No Visitors Allowed” was a way of processing; catharsis.

-Annette Philip (Nettles)

Songwriter, Producer, Engineer, Guitar, Vocals


Nona Hendryx and Stephen Webber - Gravity

‘Gravity’ you can’t rise above it you can’t escape it.

Producer, Engineer, Turntables, ROLI Seaboard, Guitars, Mandolin, Banjo, Vocals


Stephen Webber - One Could Make The Case

Official music video for Stephen Webber’s “One Could Make The Case”. Beat by The Scratch Ambassadors: Ryan Nava (organ & bass), Raydar Ellis (beats & turntables), Stephen Webber (5-string banjo). Wailing by Annette Philip. Recording and Editing by Gloria Kaba. Mixed by Stephen Webber

Composer, Lyricist, Vocals, 5-String Banjo, Producer, Mixing Engineer


Ashley Park - La Vie en Rose

Official Music video for Emily in Paris’ Ashley Park performing La Vie en Rose. Music produced by Will Wells and recorded at Whole Team Winnin’, Brooklyn, NY and Power Station at BerkleeNYC, Manhattan, NY.

Guitar, Mandolin


Zakir Hussain and the Berklee Indian Ensemble - Abbaji and Me

Recorded Live at Harvard University, spoken word by Ustad Zakir Hussain, composed by Yotam Ishay and Annette Philip.

Live Recording Producer and Mixer


Stephen Webber - Social Distance

A tribute to the late John Prine, and to our healthcare workers on the frontlines.

Composer, Arranger, Vocals, Guitar, Record Producer, Video Director


John Edmonds & Stephen Webber - My Buddy

During this time of separation and social distancing, many of us are missing our buddies, leading us to offer up this heartwarming tribute to friendship from the great American songbook. Gospel great John Edmonds is joined by guitarist, old friend and long-time collaborator Stephen Webber, during a session at the legendary Power Station studios in New York.

Guitar, Record Producer, Video Director


Berklee Indian Ensemble - Unnai Kaanadhu Naan

Watch the Berklee Indian Ensemble perform this grooving version of Unnai Kaanadhu Naan performed and recording live from Studio A at Power Station at BerkleeNYC. The B.I.E performed a whole set of music in front of a live studio audience. This is one of the tunes from that evening.

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


John Edmonds - Down by the Riverside (360 Video)

Gospel legend John Edmonds joins the Power Station at BerkeeNYC staff to create a 360 cinematic immersive experience in Studio C. John’s career spans five decades and five continents, sharing the stage with Della Reese, Clara Ward and Stevie Wonder, including performances for sitting presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, and USO tours with Bob Hope.

Guitar, Vocals, Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2020


Victor Wooten & Steve Bailey - Bass Extremes (360 Video)

Bass Guitar Masters, Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey stopped by the Safehouse at BerkleeNYC to lay down a completely improvised funky groovy opus featuring multiple clones of themselves.

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


Bandits on the Run - The Ballad of Bonnie Jean (360 Video)

Local Musicians and part time bandits, Bandits on the Run stopped by the Safehouse to perform a special 360 choreographed rendition of their infamous ballad.

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


Berklee Indian Ensemble - Ghoomar (360 Video)

The massively talented Berklee Indian Ensemble, directed by Annette Philips, stopped by Studio A for an in-studio 360 performance in front of a live audience

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


Magos Herrera & Brooklyn Rider - Niña (360 Video)

Hear the incredible beautifully haunting voice of Mexican Folk Singer - Magos Herrera as she teams up with Brooklyn Rider and their tight String quartet sound.

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


Magos Herrera & Brooklyn Rider - Undiú (360 Video)

Join Magos Herrera & Brooklyn Rider in this Immersive Cinematic 360 video utilizing Spatial Audio as they perform their song “Undiú” in Studio A

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019


Magos Herrera & Brooklyn Rider - Balderrama (360 Video)

Magos Herrera & Brooklyn Rider return for another Immersive Cinematic 360 Music Video.

Record Producer, Video Director, Released 2019

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