Founder and President of Forty Below Records, Eric 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 Glen Campbell, Lucinda Williams, John Mayall, DeVotchKa, Walter Trout, Joe Bonamassa, Nancy Wilson (Heart), Joe Walsh, Edgar Winter, Kim Deal (The Pixies), Sugaray Rayford, Joe Louis Walker, Freedy Johnston, Sam Morrow, Jaime Wyatt and KaiL Baxley. Eric has produced two Grammy® nominated albums; In 2020, Sugaray Rayford's 'Somebody Save Me', an album that Eric also wrote, and in 2023, John Mayall’s 'The Sun is Shining Down'.Also a songwriter and recording artist, Eric's music has been used in film and TV shows like HBO's 'True Blood' and Showtime's 'Billions'. In 2018, Corne released 'Happy Songs for the Apocalypse', “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)About Corne’s music, American Blues Scene noted “Shades of John Lennon, Tom Waits, Robbie Robertson, Tom Petty and others appear, all in the most remarkable ways.”