KORN Frontman Produces DRAMA Debut

January 28, 2004

KORN singer Jonathan Davis has has signed a band called DRAMA to his own group's Elementree Records and will produce DRAMA's debut album for release later this year, according to MTV.com.

"It's a band out of Sacramento by way of Seattle," Davis said. "It's really dark, dark rock. I'm excited about it. It's definitely going to make waves."

Davis has a sly production technique in the works for the DRAMA album, which he started before leaving for Southeast Asia with KORN.

"I'm laid back," Davis said, "and can be easy to work with. I'm not going to try to tell you how to write. I'm going to try to show you how to make some good songs, but it's ultimately up to the artists. All I can do is throw my opinions in there. I'm not one of those gung-ho, got-to-be-my-way producers. At least I don't come off that way. But it ends up going my way in the end, so it's pretty funny — and good."

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