Duane Lundy

Duane Lundy is a music producer, mixer, and studio owner from Lexington, Kentucky. His uniquely nuanced approach to recording has played a signature role in the stylistic development of hundreds of artists from all over the globe, while also nurturing one of the industry’s newest and most compelling creative hotbeds - The Kentucky music scene.

Over the last decade, Lundy has worked with hundreds of artists from Grammy-Award winners (Sturgill Simpson & Flor de Toloache), to the critically acclaimed and eclectic (Ben Sollee/Vandaveer/Jim James/Horse Feathers) to projects that include legacy artists (Ringo Starr/Michael McDonald/Bela Fleck/Robert Randolph), to dozens of touring artists (Joe Pug/JDawn Landes/Daniel Rodriguez), and emerging buzz acts (The National Reserve/Ian Noe/Brian Owens/Miles Nielsen and The Rusted Hearts).

Most recently, he is credited with the production and engineering of two tracks on the new Ringo Starr album, as well as producing and mixing Saving Country Musics 2016 song of the year “The Dogs” by Justin Wells. He has also showcased his own production sensibilities via familiar television shows, feature films and advertising like Sons of Anarchy, Weeds, NCIS, and BMW Mini Cooper among many others.