Charles Reeves

Charles "Chicky" Reeves is a producer, recording, mixing and mastering engineer. He opened a nightclub called 6th Street Records in Austin, Texas, which was also a live venue for Austin's well-known 6th Street and its bands. He subsequently began focusing on engineering and production throughout the early 90s at well-known Austin recording studios, The Hit Shack, Arlyn Studios, and Audio Image. He eventually converted his three-bedroom house into his own recording studio called Chicky's where he recorded many well-known Texas acts such as Loose Diamonds, Beaver Nelson, Gals Panic, Joe King Carrasco and Gingbread Men. He later moved to New York Sound where he was the Chief Audio Engineer of Manhattan Center Recording Studios (aka, the home of Timbaland). He has mixed legendary greats such as Ray Charles, Tito Puente, Johnny Cash, and Radiohead, VH1 Storytellers, Boyz II Men, Deee-Lite, 24-7Spys, and the likes. At the same time, Chicky ran his own thriving recording studio out of the famous Hotel New Yorker. In 1997, he collaborated with British singer songwriter, Francesca Longrigg of True Noise, producing and recording her album for Reprise.