Sean McCue is a Santa Barbara native who has been creating music for over 35 years. He recently co-produced the Karla Bonoff albums “Silent Night” and "Carry Me Home", co-produced the Glen Phillips solo album titled “Coyote Sessions”, Alastair Greene "Dream Train" which has been named TOP 20 albums of 2017 by Downbeat Magazine, as well as Alastair Greene's "Live from the 805". Additional production for Joey Cape “A Good Year to Forget” 2022. Sean also Produced Emmah “Insult and Injury” 2023. He also wrote, performed, and produced over 20 original songs for the BAYWATCH Remastering Project which is airing in over 200 countries.
Sean McCue was a founding member of the alternative
rock band Summercamp who released their debut album “Pure Juice” in 1997 and hit the US alternative charts with the song “Drawer.” The Drawer music video was in heavy rotation on MTV. Sean’s track “Should I Walk Away” became a #1 hit in Japan. Summercamp toured the United States, Europe and Japan extensively, playing the Fuji Rock Festival on the main stage with Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, Rage Against the Machine and other popular bands. Summercamp also played Lollapalooza, as well as toured with Tonic, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Third Eye Blind, Failure and Poster Children to name a few.
Over the years Sean has learned a lot by working with renowned producers Gil Norton (Foo Fighters, Pixies), Chris Sheldon (Radiohead, Foo Fighters, Feeder), Chris Shaw (Bob Dylan, Ween, Red Kross), Luke Ebbin (Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, Rival Schools), and Ben Grosse (Danny Elfman, Marilyn Manson, Ben Folds, Sinéad O’Conner, Filter).
Summercamp
Released 1997
Maverick Recording Company
Warner Bros. / Warner Japan
Reprise Records
Summercamp
“Tonight!” EP
Released 1997
Maverick Recording Company
Warner Bros. / Warner Japan
Summercamp “Should I Walk Away” - Fuji Rock Festival
