Joe Mendick is a composer and sound recordist most recognized for his collaboration with Kyle Selig (The Book of Mormon) on "And the Tree was Happy". Its music was featured on The Anima Series: Who You Are by motivational speaker and YouTube sensation Jon Jorgenson. Mendick has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University in Music Technology and Drama where he garnered invaluable recording and mixing techniques from his mentor Riccardo Schulz and vocal and storytelling techniques from speech innovator Natalie Baker-Shirer. There, he began writing and recording the music for Kragtar: A Monster Musical About Government Reform with fellow CMU grads and writers Kyle Wilson and Sam French. The show is currently being workshopped by award winning theatre company Third Space. Joe has recorded for independent artist Zanny Laird, composer Jacob Tischler, and theatre director Michelle Sutherland. He's also written music for director/actor Stefan Dezil (Static Shock Blackout), The Brew Gentlemen (Kickstarter Ad), several shows for CMU's Dancer's Symposium, to name a few. Hear Joe's samples.
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What is Joe's sound? It's smooth, blue, and cavernous. In it you may hear the moon, a calm body of water, and an electric irreverence for genre.
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