About Us:

At Waterbury Music + Sound, we compose music, sound designs and mixes for film, television, advertisements, corporate product development and dance.  We are a collection of accomplished music producers, composers, singer/songwriters, supervisors, multi-instrumentalists, arrangers and audio engineers.  In addition to providing impactful music and sound for all things visual, we are a commercial music production studio and serve artists and agencies from all genres, from all walks of life and from around the world.  Whether in the studio or on-location, Waterbury Music + Sound is the architect of your sonic landscape.

Who We Are:

producer/composer/multi-instrumentalist/audio engineer

As an artist-in-residence from 1996 to 1999, Reid studied sound recording, post production techniques and electronic music at The Banff Centre for the Arts . Faculty included George Massenburg, Bob Ludwig and Mark Willsher. In 2006, Reid recorded Roy Haynes "Whereas" which was released on Dreyfus Records and nominated for a Grammy the following year. Other career highlights include composing the opening score for the Emmy Award-winning television show, "Natural Heroes," and Sound Designer for the 2015 opera-exhibition, "Wise Blood," based on a story by Flannery O'Connor. With a set design and art installation by Chris Larsen and score and libretto composed by Anthony Gatto, the world premiere came in the Spring of 2015, a co-sponsorship between the Soap Factory and the Walker Art Center.

When he is not working in the studio or on-location, Reid is a professor at Macalester College, teaching Electronic Music, Music and Entrepreneurship as well as all things audio and video in their state-of-the-art Mairs Concert Hall.  In addition to recording and performing original scores, songs and compositions, he plays in several bands including:  Hover, Waschering Maschine, That's What You Get (TWYG), Imperial Midge, and Artifact Shore.  Additionally, Reid enjoys travel, cycling, cats and sunlight.