Stewart Cararas (born

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, in

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) is an American

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songwriter A songwriter is a person who creates musical compositions or writes lyrics for songs, or both. The writer of the music for a song can be called a composer, although this term tends to be used mainly in the classical music genre and film scoring. ...

record producer A record producer or music producer is a music creating project's overall supervisor whose responsibilities can involve a range of creative and technical leadership roles. Typically the job involves hands-on oversight of recording sessions; ensu ...

, and

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. With a career spanning over three decades, Cararas has contributed to numerous projects across rock, pop, punk, metal, hip-hop, and country genres. He is known for his versatility in both studio and live performance settings.

Early Life

Cararas developed an interest in music at the age of seven after discovering a

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Silvertone guitar in his father's attic. As a teenager, he immersed himself in music, spending countless hours recording with a Teac 4-track tape recorder. By age 18, he was involved in various aspects of the music industry, including operating studios, teaching music, performing in bands, and working as a session musician. In 1991, he and longtime friend Chris Randels relocated to

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, marking the beginning of Cararas's professional journey.

Early Career and New Orleans Period (1996–2005)

In 1996, Cararas relocated to New Orleans to establish his own recording studio. In May 1998, he found a temporary home at the historic Fontainebleau Hotel, which had recently been renovated by

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into a music rehearsal facility. Cararas converted one of the rooms (once occupied by artists with whom he would later collaborate,

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) into a modest recording studio. Initially intended for his band's rehearsals and recordings, the studio soon attracted other musicians, allowing him to refine his skills as a producer and engineer. In New Orleans, Cararas was a member of The Dispensers, an eccentric punk band known for its energetic live shows that blended rock, orchestral and avant-garde elements. His role as a guitarist contributed to the band's dynamic sound and local popularity. While in New Orleans, Cararas forged influential collaborations, including work with: *

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* Juvenile, the hip-hop legend *

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, of Beach Boys fame * Jhelisa, the soulful British singer

Studio Ventures

In 2003, Cararas co-founded Truck Farm Studios with Danny Kadar,

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, and

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. Managed by former Kingsway Studio manager Karen Brady, this studio served local and touring musicians, providing a space for collaboration and recordings. Paradigm Park Studios: In 2004 Cararas and Kadar established this studio in New Orleans, further cementing his role in the city's vibrant music scene by providing recording, mixing, and production services to a variety of artists. The studio was located in a newly constructed building initially intended to house the official Grammy Museum. After funding for the project was lost, the building was sold to local mastering and audio forensics engineer Parker Dinkins. Dinkins hired venerable studio designer, Vincent Van Haaff to design the studio. Located at 600 N Carrollton Ave. in the

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area of

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, the studio building fell victim to

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. In November 2005, after leaving

in the wake of

, Cararas partnered with Brian Yaskulka at the notable 7th Productions recording studios, located in historic

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on 6381 Hollywood Blvd, from 2005 to 2013. The building also was host to legendary producers and artists,

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and Dave Stewart. During his time in New Orleans Cararas had collaborations with

, Juvenile,

, and Jhelisa. In 2005, after Juvenile left

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to sign a lucrative deal with

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, Cararas was contacted by label president

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to work with Juvenile on his new album ' Reality Check'. 'Who's Your Daddy', 'Stick Fork' and several other unreleased songs were born from this time.

Transition to Los Angeles (2005-Present)

The devastation of

in 2005 prompted Cararas to move to Los Angeles. There, he developed a co-op 7th Level Productions Studios with Brian Yaskulka and became a producer at Central Command Studios. In LA, he expanded his portfolio, working on projects for film, television, and various artists. In 2010, Cararas produced a cover of

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’s ‘ Goodbye to Romance’ with Alex Mercier, released on Jack Osbourne's Schweet Records. Later that year, Cararas co-wrote the

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theme song with Brett Boyett for the

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-produced reality show, Alpha Dogs. The song was originally intended for Ozzy Osbourne to perform; however, health concerns and his commitment to the production of the Black Sabbath album "13" prevented him from completing the track. The original demo vocalist stepped in to complete the recording for the show. In 2011 his friendship with composer and

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drummer

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led to them creating in-game music for the LA Kings hockey team alongside fellow collaborator Peter Amato. A video for the song produced by Cararas, 'We Salute You' was created by renowned videographer Mike Savage to honor the first responders and healthcare workers at the height of the

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era. During the same years he produced

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's 'Last One Standing', the fight song for the

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during the 2011 Big East tournament. The track served as an anthem for the team's competitive spirit. In 2011, at the request of industry legend and then manager Lisa Roy, Stewart mastered the

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compilation album featuring

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, etc. Cararas' production partnership with Jason Charles Miller has yielded numerous projects across various genres. Among their most recognized collaborations is their work on

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’s 2016 album Thin Line, where they co-produced seven tracks. The album reached No. 49 on the

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chart. One of the standout tracks, a cover of the classic '

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,' was later remixed to feature

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and included on Cyrus's follow-up album Set the Record Straight (2017). Beyond their work with Cyrus, Cararas and Miller have collaborated with multiple artists in songwriting and production roles. Their track 'Reckless' was featured on the soundtrack of the MX vs. ATV All Out video game franchise, and their song 'Pray for Me'—alongside Brett Boyett—was used in the reality television series

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. In 2016, Stewart co-wrote the song ‘Old Scarecrow’ for

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's album "In the Wasteland", featuring Charlie Starr. Stewart was responsible for writing the original guitar riff that first introduced the song that inspired a new version later released on BlackBerry Smoke's album ' You Hear Georgia'. The song was co-written by Cararas, Miller, Charlie Starr of

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, and

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. Stewart's participation in the gaming world includes collaborations with Bardic Inspiration, Legends of the Multiverse, Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, People of Note,

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, and mixing the 'Close in the Distance' live-band version from Final Fantasy XIV. In 2020, Have and the Have Nots, featuring Cararas, Sam Koltun (

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, Dorothy), Johnny Martin (

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) and Alex Kane (Life, Sex and Death) is a band that emerged during the COVID lockdown in Los Angeles creating metal mashups of traditional holiday songs with other thematic, metal songs. Featured guests have included 80's pop star, Tiffany and Warrant vocalist, Robert Mason. In 2023 Cararas produced 'The Dread' for George Lynch's project, The Banishment's debut album featuring Jason Charles Miller. The album marked a departure from Lynch's signature style, known for his work with

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and Lynch Mob. Instead this album explored darker, socio-political themes with a more aggressive, industrial-metal approach. Cararas's long friendship and collaborations with Frankie Clarke and Frankie and the Studs have resulted in cowriting many songs and producing music including 'The Naughty List' for

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and the 2025 debut album, 'Life's a Glitch' and singles: 'Bimini', 'Monster', 'Not This Time', 'Losing You', 'Headrush', 'Here I Lie', as well as the non-album single, 'Drain Me'. The album, produced by

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, also includes a cover of the

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song 'Venus', featuring vocals from

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Return to Live Performance

In 2024, Cararas returned to the stage serving as a guitarist for the

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’s solo band, formerly of

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. Bell performed the first concert with his solo band on June 13, 2024, at 1720 in Los Angeles, California. The show included new interpretations of songs spanning Bells's career. Setlist for this showcase: * Anti-Droid (live debut) * Dog Day Sunrise * Drive Boy, Shooting * Technical Exorcism (live debut) * Ghost Heart * Descent * Du hast * Replica * Scapegoat Cararas also co-produced and mixed the single ‘Technical Exorcism’ with Burton C. Bell and Henrik Linde. The vocals were produced at Miller's Central Command Studios in

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, where Cararas often calls home. An official video for ‘Technical Exorcism’, directed by Jessie Sanchez, was released on August 8, 2024 with an appearance from Cararas. Other collaborators include: *

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* Dogtablet * Revillusion * The Silverblack * Conflict

Industry Involvement and Media Appearances

Cararas was a panelist at the Tape Op Conferences (2004–2006) and appeared in the reality pilot Dr. Rock, filmed at his LA studio. He has been featured on podcasts including:
Working Class Audio Podcast
ith Matt Boudreaux * A Real-Life Musical: If I Knew You Better Podcast hosted by Brendan Davis. Cararas is a member of: *

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* NMPA * AES

Selected Collaborations and Artists

Cararas has collaborated with a diverse array of artists across genres, including: *

* Frankie and the Studs * George Lynch * Joe Perry *

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* Nadirah X *

* Glenn Hughes *

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* Juvenile *

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