
About
Scott Faris is a record producer, visual artist, and guitarist based in Lubbock,
Texas. Scott owns the Amusement Park Recording Studio and FarisWheel
Productions, a graphic and web design firm.
Scott has a very lengthy track record of creating great records. Most notably, Scott
produced, engineered, and mixed the album Homeland Insecurity for country
Americana band Flatland Cavalry. Not
stopping at the record, Scott was also the art director, designer, colorizer, helped
illustrate, and, in conjunction with lead singer Cleto Cordero, co-authored the
accompanying Homeland Insecurity Comic Book. This is Scott's third record with
Flatland Cavalry; he produced, recorded, and mixed their debut EP, Come May,
and their breakout album Humble Folks, which made it to #2 on the iTunes
Country Charts, charted in Billboard Magazine, and netted the 2016 CDX Texas
Charts #1 song of the year for the single “One I Want”.
Other notable clients include the Jenni Dale Lord Band, Cale and the 45s, Jordan
Robert Kirk, the Randall King Band, Armstrong, X Factor Finalist Hannah
Jackson, world-renowned classical guitarist David Brandon, (Scott did two
albums and recordings of David for Hal Leonard Publishing’s Christopher
Parkening Method Books), Bobby Bookout (most recently the album “B”), Thrift
Store Cowboys, Waiting To Derail, One Wolf, former member of the Maines
Brothers Cary Banks, the Silent Wings Museum, and many more.
Scott has worked on many additional projects in the west Texas region, one being
the work he did with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra in conjunction with
Daniel Clayton of 480 Productions to create video for LSO’s SOUND! chamber
series.