Bill Reynolds (producer)

Bill Reynolds is an American[1][2][3] producer, engineer, mixer, musician, and the former bass player for the band Band of Horses.[4]

Bill Reynolds
Reynolds performing with Band of Horses
Background information
GenresRock
Occupation(s)Producer, Engineer, Mixer, Songwriter, Bassist
Years active2002-Present
Associated actsBand of Horses, Donna the Buffalo, The Blue Rags, Tyler Ramsey, Lissie, Truth and Salvage co.

Reynolds co-founded the band The Blue Rags, with whom he toured for five years and recorded two full-length albums for Sub Pop Records. He then built a recording studio in Asheville where he made records for seven years, and continued to tour with various bands including Drugmoney and Donna the Buffalo. Reynolds joined Band of Horses in 2007, and by 2010 the band was nominated for the Grammy award for Best Alternative Album.[5] Reynolds contributed production, engineering, bass, and a co-write for the song "Life on Earth" which was included on the Twilight: Breaking Dawn Soundtrack.

On May 2, 2017, Reynolds announced his departure from Band of Horses.[6] He currently works from his studio Fleetwood Shack in Nashville TN, formerly the studio of producer Jay Joyce.[7][8][9] Reynolds is represented by Global Positioning Services management in Santa Monica.[10]

Selected discography
Artist Year Album Producer Engineer Mixer Co-writer
Milo Greene 2018 Adult Contemporary
Y
Y
Y
Lissie Castles
Y
Y
Y
Y
Carl Broemel Wished Out
Y
Braison Cyrus 'I'll Never Leave You'
Y
Y
Y
Rogue + Jaye 2017 Pent Up Co-P
Y
Y
Liz Longley 2016 Weightless
Y
Y
Heather Maloney 2015 Make Me Break
Y
Y
Lissie Castles
Y
Y
Y
Truth and Salvage co. 2013 Pick Me Up
Y
Floating Action Body Questions
Y
Sea Stars The Unknown
Y
Band of Horses 2012 Mirage Rock
Y
Band of Horses Mirage Rock (Bonus Tracks)
Y
Y
Y
Y
Lissie Covered Up With Flowers
Y
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 2011 "Life on Earth" from Breaking Dawn soundtrack
Y
Y
Y
Y
Lissie 2010 Catching A Tiger
Y
Y
Y
Y
Band of Horses Infinite Arms
Y
Y
Y
Lissie "Lil Lovin'" appeared on Footlose (Film)
Y
Y
Y
Band of Horses "Blue Beard" appeared on House (TV Series)
Y
Y
Y
Tyler Ramsey "Stay Gone" appeared on Army Wives (TV Series)
Y
Y
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References
  1. 53rd Annual GRAMMY Nominations - Bill Reynolds
  2. "Top Seven Grammy Nominations". Archived from the original on 2013-10-14. Retrieved 2013-08-27.
  3. Band of Horses, Thrilled By Grammy Nomination
  4. "Lissie: Catching a Tiger Album Review". The Music Fix. Archived from the original on 20 June 2010. Retrieved 5 July 2010.
  5. Band of Horses, Thrilled By Grammy Nomination
  6. Reynolds, Bill (2 May 2017). "I'd like to thank all the beautiful folks I have met out there on the road with Band of Horses". Facebook. Retrieved 2 May 2017.
  7. Bill Reynolds - Official Biography
  8. Bill Reynolds: AllMusic
  9. Band of Horses' Bill Reynolds: Interview Archived 2013-09-27 at the Wayback Machine
  10. Bill Reynolds GPS Client Page
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