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James Sharpe

Behind the Board: James Sharpe with Sam Smith, Gary Numan, and The Stranglers

What does it take to keep world-class artists performing at their peak? For more than 20 years, James Sharpe has been finding out from the front line. He’s teched for a remarkable roster of major musical acts, from chart-topping pop and rap to pioneering ’70s punk and progressive metal. Sharpe’s long list of clients includes

Lewis Floyd Henry at The Lexington in Islington, London

Reverberations: Lewis Floyd Henry

From the street to the stage—one-man-band sensation Lewis Floyd Henry talks viral mashups, BOSS pedals, and the Roland CUBE Street EX sound.

Reverberations: Emma Ruth Rundle

Reverberations: Emma Ruth Rundle

Emma Ruth Rundle discusses artistic identity, These Killing Times, and the enduring role of BOSS and Roland gear in her creative process.

Reverberations: Robyn Hitchcock

Reverberations: Robyn Hitchcock

The musical surrealist revisits everything from a Summer of Love adolescence to pedal preferences and the origins of his melodic existentialism.

Reverberations: Karnivool

Reverberations: Karnivool

Karnivool’s Drew Goddard and Mark Hosking reflect on nearly three decades of creativity, curiosity, and sonic exploration.

Reverberations: Winyah

Reverberations: Winyah

The band members discuss their Southern-rooted sound, favorite BOSS and Roland gear, and their much-anticipated sophomore album.

Easy Honey

Reverberations: Easy Honey

Fresh off their seaside set, the band sat down to discuss their new EP, the remote retreat that shaped it, and the BOSS pedals behind their raucous sound.

Nova Twins Georgia South (left) and Amy Love.

Reverberations: Nova Twins

Nova Twins reveal how BOSS effects pedals fuel their explosive guitar and bass sounds, creative process, and boundary-pushing live energy.

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