Eric Corne

Founder and President of Forty Below Records, Corne is an award winning producer/engineer and songwriter with multiple Billboard Blues #1 albums to his credit and a resume that includes recording the likes of John Mayall, Walter Trout, Joe Walsh, Edgar Winter, C.J. Chenier, Kim Deal (The Pixies), Glen Campbell, Lucinda Williams, Nancy Wilson (Heart), Joe Bonamassa, John Doe (X), Michelle Shocked, Robby Krieger (The Doors) and Devotchka. In 2020, Corne wrote and produced  Sugaray Rayford's "Somebody Save Me", which was nominated for the “Best Contemporary Blues Album’ Grammy.“Known for his production work for blues greats like John Mayall and Walter Trout, Corne has also become an integral part of Los Angeles’ country scene. Happy Songs for the Apocalypse is an album that, true to its title, confronts today’s complex social issues with a critic’s eye, careful optimism, and a fusion of rock, blues, country, and folk." - American Songwriter Magazine "There is a treasure trove of splendid songs here and at times the album plays through like a selection of singles and their B-sides. Corne proves clearly here that he is comfortable on either side of the studio glass." - Winnipeg Free Press