Colin Sipos’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American audio engineer
Is Engineer 
Audio engineer 
From United States of America 
Type Engineering 
Music 
Gender male

Colin Sipos is an American music producer, recording engineer, mixer, and musician living in Chicago, Illinois. Since 2006 he has been producing records, engineering film scores, and mixing music for national television spots. He has worked with numerous local, national, and international musicians including Califone, The Steepwater Band, Mark Feldman, Jeremy Kahn, and Elliott Golub, and recently produced new releases for Jen Stjarna, The Ragtones, and Jessica Robbins.

Composers he’s worked with include, Steve Ford (Steve Ford Music), Tim Rutili (Califone), Mark Messing (Maestro-Matic), and Rich Rankin (Mosaic Music).

He was an engineer on the Califone soundtrack for the 2009 Sundance Film Festival film “All My Friends Are Funeral Singers” written and directed by Tim Rutili of Califone. In 2009 he recorded and mixed music for the acclaimed independent film “Wellness” directed by Jake Mahaffy which won the SXSW Film Festival Grand Jury Award in 2008. He also engineered and mixed the original score for the 2009 Chicago Cubs documentary “We Believe” from director John Scheinfeld (The U.S. vs. John Lennon).

As composer Steve Ford’s Chief Engineer, from 2006 Colin has mixed music for national television spots for Toyota, Allstate, McDonald’s, Dove, Kelloggs, Silk, Hallmark, Secret, Kmart, and the AICP awards show in Chicago, IL.

As a guitar player and percussionist, he often performs on projects he produces and/or engineers.

Colin currently works out of Clava Studios and Engine Studios in Chicago, IL.

Discography

Year Album Artist
2010 fourthcoming The Steepwater Band
2010 fourthcoming Tom Schraeder and his Ego
2010 fourthcoming Jen Stjarna
2010 fourthcoming Dead Sheriff
2010 fourthcoming The Judy Green
2010 Time Travel Extravaganza The Ragtones
2010 Dear Fred Jessica Robbins
2010 The Genius of Oscar Pettiford Vol. 1 The Richie Pardo Quintet
2010 The Stars Look Good Tonight (single) The Steepwater Band
2008 This Is A Bird Alison Ruble
2008 This House Sarah Fullen

Filmography

Year Title Director Composer
2011 The Calling The Kindling Group Califone
2010 All My Friends are Funeral Singers Tim Rutili Califone
2009 We Believe John Scheinfeld Steve Ford
2008 Wellness Jake Mahaffy Tim Rutili
2008 Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed Nathan Frankowski Steve Ford
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