Andy Ramesh Meyers has been in and out of recording studios since 1977, and has been producing CDs at his Allowed Sound Studio since 1999. Here Ramesh has recorded scores of talented musicians, including Juno winners and BC Country Music Hall of Famers.
His many productions include “How Does it Feel to be Loved”, which made a “Top 10 CDs of 2008″ list in New York’s Village Voice weekly. Ramesh's production of his song “Do the Wait” was featured on the May 2010 cover CD of the British music magazine UNCUT.
Ramesh is currently producing a Canada Council funded CD of award winning poet Brian Brett's poems set to music composed by Ramesh and vocalist Susheela Dawne.
He is also working on production of a CD of original material by his Toronto band The Scenics. (“New York had Talking Heads, but here was there equal in Toronto”. Bob Mersereau (author of “The Top 100 Canadian Albums” writing about the Scenics’ album “Sunshine World”.)
Ramesh has extensive experience playing rock, roots, acoustic singer-songwriter, and jazz music.