Lincoln Parish | music

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About Lincoln

Producer | Mixer | Songwriter |
Multi-Instrumentalist

Lincoln Parish is a Nashville-based producer, mixer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, best known as a Grammy-nominated, founding member and lead guitarist for Cage the Elephant. Parish co-wrote and played guitar on the band’s 2011 breakout album, Thank You Happy Birthday, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and has since sold over 1.5 million copies in the U.S. alone. He also co-wrote and played guitar on the band’s 2013 Grammy nominated album, Melophobia, which debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 and has since sold over 1 million copies in the U.S.

Although he is a Kentucky native, Lincoln's career over the last two decades has been international while living and working in England and touring around the globe. In 2013, he left the professional touring life to focus on his production company, Talk Box Rodeo and songwriting career. He has since produced and mixed music for a wide range of artists including Lilly Hiatt, Rivers and Rust, Ten Minute Detour, Rebecca Roubion, Alicia Blue, and many more. He frequently collaborates with American Idol Alum Paul McDonald, and works regularly on music for TV and film. Music featured on Gray's Anatomy, Fire Country, Dallas, Lucifer, and many more. Carrollton's "Made for This", produced by Parish, was featured in the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Music Services

Come with your ideas and leave with a publish ready song

Recording in Nashville Studio

Record in this creative space with a large selection of gear at your fingertips. Parish's Hybrid Studio has a separate drum room that boasts high quality acoustics.

Production

From pre-production to final product, Lincoln will work with you to create the masterpiece you desire.

Mixing

Expertly tuned talent of Parish delivers a beautifully, balanced product for you to be proud of.

Overdubs

Contract Lincoln to play guitar, piano, keyboard, organ, or a multitude of other instruments on your album whether in his studio or another.

Notable Work

sampling of credited works

cage-the-elephant

Guitarist | Writer | Composer

cte

Guitarist | Writer | Composer

melanophobia

Guitarist | Writer | Composer

carrollton

Producer | Mixer

Ft. Winter Olympics 2018

Lilly-Hiatt

Producer | Mixed

Alicia Blue

Producer | Writer | Composer | Engineer

"I’m quite often asked if I still write songs now that I’m on the Producing/ Mixing engineering side of things, and my answer is always “Yes!!” I’ll always be writing songs whether it’s for pure enjoyment or for monetary gain or value because that’s what I’ve always done since I was 13 and will continue to do so as it’s just as much therapeutic for me as it is artistic endeavor… With that being said I find most of my time now producing and mixing records for up-and-coming artists of all genres (which I love)." -Lincoln Parish

Nashville Voyager (2023)
| Local Stories |
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Parish works with artists of all genres. He believes that his experience being in a rock band and being an artist of his own has helped him guide the musicians he works with on a daily basis. He knows what it is like to work with a producer, and he said that helps him work with his artists to create a good product.

Matthew Speakman

Writer, The Crimson White (2015)

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“Since I’ve left the band, I had a lot of opportunities to work with a lot of artists, different genres, and I really like that. It allows every day to be different. It’s almost, in a way, more conducive to how I like to do things anyway, because everything’s so different from one to the next.” -Lincoln Parish

Hollie Deese

Author

Nashville Interiors (2020)
| Feature article | Creatives at Home
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“Since I’ve left the band, I had a lot of opportunities to work with a lot of artists, different genres, and I really like that. It allows every day to be different. It’s almost, in a way, more conducive to how I like to do things anyway, because everything’s so different from one to the next.” -Lincoln Parish

Hollie Deese

Author

Nashville Interiors (2020)
| Feature article | Creatives at Home
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Pricing

Starting prices listed below. Inquire for custom quotes to fit your budget and needs.


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Mixing

$500 / track

  • Single Track
  • Delivered within 7 business days
  • Release Ready
  • added Beats
  • added Instrumentals
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Overdubs

$250 / project

  • Guitar
  • Bass
  • Keys
  • Programming
  • In Studio
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Mastering

$75 / track

  • Hybrid
  • Analog
  • Digital
  • Mastering
  • In Studio
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Recommended

Studio Produciton

$2,000+

  • Free consultation
  • Deposit to Reserve Production Dates
  • Customize a Recording Package
  • Upfront Price Quotes
  • Tour the Studio
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Email Lincoln at talkboxrodeo@gmail.com Consultations are free to discuss your project and needs.

  • Hybrid set up centered around an API 1608, using many of the up-to-date modern plug-ins we all love and know plus a few of the classics from the past. I print all my mixes back thru the SSL fusion to bring in additional analog warmth at the end stage of the process.

  • Lincoln is available for session work. Pricing is based on the project and the amount of time required. Inquire for more information.

  • The studio requires a deposit to reserve dates for production and studio rental. Deposits are required to insure the engineers and space are covered in case of cancellation or rescheduling. The deposit is applied to the final invoice.

  • Within 7 business days, unless otherwise specified.

  • The studio requires a minimum of 2 weeks notice to reserve dates. The studio is booked on a first come, first serve basis. If you are requesting specific dates, please inquire as early as possible to insure availability.

  • Rock and Pop influenced. Melody always wins in my book. I grew up in the early 90's and my ear has always gravitated towards big choruses,hooks and slamming drum sounds. Even as a guitar player and multi instrumentalist myself, I've always found the most important things when listening to music is the vocals and drums. If those two elements aren't right then its going to be much harder to get the rest of it to feel exciting. I want each artist's DNA to shine through on each project. It is my goal to make sure your vision is conveyed across the board and I want to be the person to help you get there.

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