Musician and sound engineer Jamey Staub interviews with French music magazine Star Wax for an in-depth look into over 20 years of perfecting the sonics for a range of recording artists at Greene Street studios in New York City. As a freelance engineer, Jamey has mixed records for everyone from Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, to Rock Stars Paul Stanley, Mick Taylor, Sonic Youth, and Jazz greats Carlos Ward and Cassandra Wilson.

This particular interview should be a treat for those who are eager to learn the process behind two groups who helped merge professional mixing with innovative sample-based production. Star Wax examines Jamey's work with Pete Rock and Public Enemy as insight into the art of mixing Hip Hop production for the book SP1200, The Art and Science.