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Jowls Martin may be the son of famed Beatles record producers Sir George Martin, but he's

also an acclaimed record producer and composer and his own right.

He's won multiple Grammys and an Emmy for his work across TV, music and film.

He's worked on projects with The Rolling Stones, Elton John and Metallica and his celebrated

for his work, Remastering albums from the Beatles, including Sergeant Peppers, Avi Road and

The White Abum.

Last October, Jowls Remaster for Revolver was released along with never before heard

home demos and outtakes from the Beatles.

Jowls was able to separate the original 1966 Manna recording tracks with the help of

director Peter Jackson's audio team, who used AI technology.

Jowls' resulting mix allows listeners to hear with clarity and precision their original

recordings like never before.

On today's episode, Rick Ruben talks to Jowls Martin about his approach to remastering

the Beatles and the responsibility that comes along with it.

Jowls also talks about growing up in the music industry and how he became his dad's ears

in studio sessions when his father lost his hearing.

This is Broken Record, Liner Notes for the Digital Age, I'm Justin Richmond.

Here's Rick Ruben in conversation with Jowls Martin from Shangri-La.

Tell me growing up in the house that you grew up in, we've never talked about this before,

this is interesting.

What's it like growing up in such a musical household?

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