Frazzell and Co Recording Studio

07/19/2025

🎥 Be Part of the Magic Behind the Camera! 🎬

We’re filming the next episode of Hollow & The Hill tomorrow, and we’re looking for a few passionate volunteer camera operators and production crew members to join us on set!

This is a great opportunity to:
✅ Gain real-world experience
✅ Work alongside a dedicated creative team
✅ Be part of a project that highlights powerful local stories from our Kentucky communities

Whether you’re building your portfolio, exploring your passion, or just want to get involved in something meaningful — we’d love to have you join us.

📩 Message us for details and location info.
Let’s bring these stories to life together.

06/15/2025

🎬 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW
Hollow & The Hill: Kentucky Stories – Episode 2
“Soul of Second Street” is LIVE!

This episode is more than history—it’s a love letter. 💌 Written and led by Michael Hughes, this powerful story captures the heartache and heritage of Danville’s once-thriving Second Street, a Black neighborhood erased by urban renewal but never forgotten.

Michael shares his heart, his history, and his hope. This is his tribute. His voice. His love letter to the town that shaped him.

🎥 Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXdF7dIIBF0

Please watch, share, and help us honor the legacy of those who built the soul of Danville. ❤️

The Soul of Second Street | Episode 2 – Hollow & The Hill: Kentucky StoriesWhat happens when the heart of a community gets paved over — but the soul never fa...

06/13/2025

🎥 NEW EPISODE PREMIERE TOMORROW AT 8 PM
The next chapter of Hollow & The Hill drops tomorrow at 8 PM, and this one is powerful.

This episode dives into the life and legacy of Michael Hughes, as he walks us through the deep, untold history of Second Street in Danville — a street that once stood as the heart of Black business, community, and resilience.

Through personal stories, rare photos, and a walk down memory lane, Michael reminds us why it’s so important to preserve the past while shaping the future.

📺 Tune in tomorrow at 8 PM right here.
📢 Watch it. Share it. Be part of the story.

06/13/2025

“I Was Almost Happy Today”** – Out Now

Stephen Miller has officially dedicated his new song *“I Was Almost Happy Today”* to Matthew Olmstead and his beautiful daughter, Charlee — whose story moved us all to tears.

Charlee was just 3½ years old when she passed, a radiant soul with Down Syndrome and a love for music that filled her home. Her dad, Matthew, came into the shop to finish a bass guitar as a tribute to her life — a project built on love, memory, and healing. What happened next was nothing short of incredible. Stephen and Matthew met. They shared stories. They cried. They healed. And a connection was born.

Stephen’s song, though personal to his own journey with his non-verbal son, carries a universal weight — it’s for any parent who has walked through the heartbreak, the strength, the daily courage of raising a child with disabilities. Especially those facing the beautiful and challenging path of raising a child with Down Syndrome.

This song is for *you*. For every mom and dad who’s had to navigate a world that didn’t always understand. For every parent who’s ever had to say goodbye too soon, or carry hope through the hardest days.

🎵 **Listen to “I Was Almost Happy Today” now**
🕊️ Share it with someone who needs to know they’re not alone.

From all of us: Thank you, Charlee. Your light lives on in every note. 💖

06/11/2025

TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT
Stephen Miller’s new song “I Was Almost Happy Today” releases to the world.

This song is more than just music—it’s a father’s heart, poured into melody and memory.
Stephen wrote this for his son, Trent, who could speak and laugh and talk like any other child—until everything changed at age 10.
That’s when Trent was diagnosed with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy, and non-verbal autism.

Since then, their world has looked different—but love has remained the same.
This song captures the ache of watching someone you love fade behind silence… and the courage it takes to keep holding on.

If you’ve ever carried someone through pain you couldn’t fix…
If you’ve ever loved without needing words...
Let this song wrap around you tonight.

🕛 Coming out at midnight.
🎧 Pre-save now and be the first to hear it.

06/04/2025

COMING NEXT SATURDAY 🎬
The Soul of Second Street | Official Trailer Out Now

In the heart of Danville, there’s a street where voices rose, families gathered, and history was made.

Second Street was more than a place — it was a pulse.
A center of Black life, pride, music, and unity.

This episode tells the story of a community that endured, created, and passed down something deeper than tradition — it passed down soul.

🎥 Watch the official trailer now
📅 Full episode drops next Saturday at 8PM EST
📺 Exclusively on Frazzell And Co Recording Studio (YouTube)

👉 Share it. Tag someone who needs to remember.

06/04/2025

👀 Who’s next?
🎬 Trailer drops TODAY at 4PM

We’re not telling you who it is.
We’re not telling you what it’s about.
But trust us — you’ll want to be there when it hits.

Set your alarm. Watch the page.
🎥 Hollow & The Hill | Official Trailer
🕓 Today @ 4PM

06/02/2025

NEW MUSIC ALERT
This Thursday, Stephen Miller drops his latest single “Lonesome Moan” — recorded right here at Frazzell & Co. Studio.

This one’s got heart, soul, and storytelling that cuts deep.
Old roots, modern fire. You’re gonna feel this one.

🔥 Coming June 5
🎧 Pre-Save Now and be the first to hear it.

Let’s run it up, y’all — can’t wait for you to hear it.

05/31/2025

Behind the Scenes 🎥
If you got stuck behind us creeping through town this past Wednesday—sorry for the hold-up! 😅 We were grabbing some cinematic B-roll for the next episode of Hollow & The Hill.

That was just the warm-up. We’re officially shooting the next full episode tomorrow, and we couldn’t be more excited. Big thanks to everyone who’s been watching and supporting—this journey is just getting started. We were very cautious and safe

05/27/2025

🎬 It’s finally here.
Meet the Melton family — they didn’t just serve sandwiches, they served a community.

📺 Watch Episode 1 of Hollow & The Hill
Now streaming on YouTube via Frazzell & Co Recording Studio:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VyPEY-SBQA

❤️ Real stories. Real Kentucky.

🍽️ HOLLOW & THE HILL – EPISODE 1: THE HEART OF THE MELTON FAMILY The Kentucky Family Who Served More Than Food 🎬 THE FIRST OFFICIAL EPISODEThey didn’t just...

05/26/2025

What. A. Night.

The premiere of *Hollow & The Hill* was nothing short of magical. If you were there—you know. If you missed it… you *should’ve* been there.

We’re still soaking it all in, but one thing’s for sure: this wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of this town we love so much.

To Mayor James Atkins, our city officials, local leaders, friends, and family—thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your presence, your encouragement, your belief in what we’re doing—it means the world.

This series is about community. About honoring the people and places that shape us. And Saturday night proved just how powerful our small-town roots really are.

Danville showed up. Kentucky showed out. And this is only the beginning.

With love and gratitude,
— The Frazzell & Co. Team

05/25/2025

🚨 IT’S HERE. One of the most powerful projects I’ve ever poured my soul into is finally LIVE.
🎬 HOLLOW & THE HILL — Episode 1: The Heart of Melton’s Deli
📺 WATCH NOW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VyPEY-SBQA

They didn’t just serve food. They served a community.

This isn't just a show — it’s a love letter to the small-town folks who built Kentucky with their hands, their hearts, and their faith. I directed, shot, produced, and edited this thing myself — right here in Danville. And now... it belongs to all of you.

💥 If this story touches you:
✅ Hit SHARE like it owes you rent
✅ Tag someone who needs to see what real community looks like
✅ Drop a 💙 in the comments if it moved you

Let’s make this go viral for the right reasons — not for drama, not for scandal — but because stories like this MATTER. Because kindness, hard work, and faith still mean something.

Let’s blow this up.
For Boyle County. For Kentucky. For every small town that still believes in its people.