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About Tapeglow

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Who We Are

A Studio Built for Voices

Tapeglow began in Austin with a simple observation: great stories were being lost to bad audio. A spare-room microphone, a laptop, and a stubborn belief that independent voices deserve network-grade sound turned into a full production studio.

Today we are producers, engineers, writers, and strategists under one roof. We record in person and remotely, edit every breath with intention, and stay with each show from first idea to published episode — and the hundred episodes after that.

What We Believe

How We Work

1

Sound First

Listeners forgive a shaky camera, never shaky audio. Clarity, warmth, and consistency come before everything.

2

Story Always

Gear serves the narrative, not the other way round. We shape structure, pacing, and voice before we touch a dial.

3

Growth Together

A launch is a starting line. We measure, promote, and refine with every release so audiences keep compounding.

Our Team

Meet the Tapeglow Crew

Producers, engineers, and strategists who obsess over your show like it is their own.

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Marcus Reid

Founder & Executive Producer

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Elliot Marsh

Head of Audio

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Jordan Blake

Audience Growth Lead

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Devon Clarke

Story Editor

The Space

An Austin Studio That Feels Like Home

Our South Congress studio pairs treated recording rooms with a relaxed lounge creators actually want to return to. Remote guests join over studio-grade links, so distance never decides who gets to sound great.

Drop by for a tour, book a session, or start fully remote — the workflow bends around your life, not the other way round.

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