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David Bourgeois
Born	David Ronald Bourgeois
Occupations	producer sound designer voice over director composer musician
Title	President and Creative Director, Voice Coaches Owner, White Lake Music & Post Owner, producer, and manager, Bridge Road Entertainment

David Bourgeois is a composer, producer, sound designer, and voice over director from Upstate New York.

Sound Design and Voice Over

Voice Coaches

Bourgeois is the President and Creative Director of Voice Coaches, a voice-over training company based in Albany, New York. Company services include voice-over and communication training as well as voice-over recording and production.

Television

Bourgeois has contributed voice-over production and editing services to multiple television projects, including episodes of HGTV's FreeStyle and TLC's While You Were Out.

Film

From 1997 to present, Bourgeois has also contributed sound editing and voice-over production to a variety of short and feature-length film projects.

Music Production

Bridge Road Entertainment

Bourgeois, along with his wife Anna, is the co-owner of Bridge Road Entertainment, an entertainment production and development company based in Albany, New York. Bridge Road Entertainment's current artist roster includes sibling blues-rock musicians Jocelyn and Chris Arndt and country artist Vinny Michaels. Bourgeois acts as manager and producer.

Jocelyn & Chris Arndt

Since he began working with Jocelyn and Chris in 2013, they have recorded and produced a studio EP (Strangers in Fairyland), two full-length albums (Edges and Go), and a live LP (30,000 Miles). A musician himself, Bourgeois also contributed drumming, percussion, and synthesizer programming to these releases.

In May 2017, Jocelyn and Chris Arndt released Go, a full-length record produced and recorded by Bourgeois at White Lake Music & Post in Albany, New York.

The album includes single "Footprints on the Moon," which was Billboard's 5th most added Adult Album Alternative track in the nation the week of its release to radio, and "Red Stops Traffic," which debuted on the Billboard AAA Indicator Chart at #37 in December 2017. As of January 17th, 2018, "Red Stops Traffic" had remained on the Top 40, moving up to #35.

The first month of its release, Go appeared at #2 on the Relix National Jamband Top 30 Chart. It remained in the #2 position through July, dropping to #9 in August and #10 in September. The album fell off the chart in October, but as of November 2017 had reappeared at #17.

Vinny Michaels

Country artist Vinny Michaels signed with Bourgeois under Bridge Road Entertainment in 2018. Since then, he has debuted one single titled "Crazy," with plans to release his first full-length album in the spring.

Past Artists

Bridge Road Entertainment previously managed and developed country singer-songwriter Chelsea Cavanaugh, whose debut LP Simply was released in 2013.

Production Discography

White Lake Music & Post

In 2010, Bourgeois and his wife Anna opened White Lake Music & Post, a recording and post-production facility located in Schenectady. The facility is named after White Lake in the Adirondack Mountains, where the Bourgeois family has had a camp for three generations.

Personal Life

Bourgeois is originally from Boonville, New York. A self-proclaimed "music geek," he played percussion in a variety of groups and ensembles throughout elementary and high school. He credits much of his current success to his parents' support for his early decision to pursue a career in the arts:

My parents always made my sister and I feel that we could accomplish anything as long as we understood the work involved to reach our goals. There’s no question that this support has played a big part in my life today.

— Bourgeois, Success Magazine, Ltd.

At age twenty, Bourgeois moved to Albany in pursuit of his musical interests, performing and recording in multiple area bands and studying percussion and electronic music at the University at Albany. He soon began to gain studio experience as well, starting with recording and composition for singer-songwriters and commercial advertising and progressing to projects that cemented his role as a music producer.

References

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8. "Bridge Road Entertainment - Jocelyn & Chris Arndt". bridgeroadentertainment.com.
9. Anich, Michael. "Sister, brother from Fort Plain put musical efforts on fast track" The Leader Herald. 26 April 2013. Retrieved on 6 November 2017.
10. "Jocelyn & Chris Arndt Premiere New Single" (Press release). 30 Mar 2017. Retrieved 12 Apr 2017.
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17. "2017/06/28: Still Believe" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. June 28, 2017. Retrieved on October 23, 2017.
18. "2017/07/29: String Cheese Holds" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. July 29, 2017. Retrieved on October 23, 2017.
19. "Twiddle on Top" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. August 30, 2017. Retrieved on October 23, 2017.
20. "Lukas Nelson & The Promise Of The Real Make Their Move" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. September 26, 2017. Retrieved on October 23, 2017.
21. "OGOGO All The WAY" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. October 26, 2017. Retrieved on December 5, 2017.
22. "The Desaturating Seven at Number One" Relix.com. Radio Chart Archive. November 28, 2017. Retrieved on December 5, 2017.
23. "Vinny Michaels - Crazy". cdbaby.
24. Biancolli, Amy. "Latham's Chelsea Cavanaugh releases debut country CD" Times Union. 12 August 2013. Retrieved on 14 April 2018.
25. Hornbeck, Leigh. "White Lake Music and Post hits high notes for creativity" Times Union (Albany). 5 October 2016. Retrieved on 14 April 2018.
26. "White Lake Music & Post: A Labor of Love" Success Magazine Ltd. Magazine Archives. Retrieved on 6 November 2017.

External links

• David Bourgeois at AllMusic
• David R. Bourgeois at IMDb

• Living people
• Musicians from New York (state)
• People from Boonville, New York
• American music managers
• American record producers