US EditionAfter Years of Recording Big-Name Acts, Local Producer Is Making His Own Music
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After Years of Recording Big-Name Acts, Local Producer Is Making His Own Music
A farm boy from rural Illinois, Mark “Mooka” Rennick started recording local bands on a cheap analog tape machine while still a student at Sonoma State University in the ’70s. After buying a mixing board used by the Beach Boys, he moved to an old chicken farm in Cotati, where he built Prairie Sun Recording, a residential recording studio for top-notch artists who flocked from around the world to live, eat and breathe music together. As word spre…
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