I'm a track-record producer/arranger, writer/composer, engineer, keyboardist/vocalist/guitarist/pop-music artist with 8 gold & platinum records and a British Record Producer of the Year award. Although my song copyrights have earned me over $300K over my 3-decade career, what I really love to do is help new artists reach their potential,get to the next level,and get heard above the noise - producing in my studio and/or sharing files long-distance. I have an extensive library of pop, rock, R&B, country, and holiday material, written and recorded by myself and other singer-songwriters and bands I've produced.

Barry Fasman Bio

Barry Fasman produced and wrote 32 songs on NBC-TV's original FAME. He was RECORD PRODUCER OF THE YEAR in Great Britain in 1982, with the FAME albums he produced selling over 4 million copies. He wrote and produced the theme song for NBC-TV's legendary "It's Showtime At the Apollo". He produced Johnny Mathis. His arranging credits include the top 10 hits "Don't Cry Out Loud" (Melissa Manchester), "It's My Turn" (Diana Ross), and "Every Woman In The World" (Air Supply). He has arranged and conducted the recordings of Barry Manilow, Billy Joel, George Benson, Dionne Warwick, and Placido Domingo.

Fasman produced and/or composed songs for the motion pictures Dance With Me (Vanessa Williams-1998), I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997 blockbuster), and Oliver Stone's JFK, Nixon, and Heaven And Earth. He has conducted live for Michael Bolton, James Ingram, Linda Ronstadt, Jeffery Osborne, Natalie Cole, Brian Wilson, and Jose Feliciano.

Fasman's video game soundtracks include "Robotech", Dynotopia", "StarTrek: Shattered Universe", "Corvette 50th Anniversary", "Spongebob Squarepants" and "Spy Vs. Spy". As keyboardist and vocalist of the Midwest sensation band "The One-Eyed Jacks" (managed by Irving Azoff), Fasman opened shows for The Doors and The Jefferson Airplane.