Hi, I am David Mash, a passionate musician, dedicated educator, and an inquisitive futurist. I am a composer, producer, guitarist, and electronic musician. I work closely with my long-time friend Peter Bell at Bar of 2 Productions, where we produce Peter’s and my music as well as that of other artists whose music we love.
Although I have in the past released music under several brands, including Mashine Music and Stefan, I am now releasing all my music under my own name, and you’ll find it all here! There are links to streaming services at the bottom of the page, as well as to information on all my prior music releases. You can also get to the music and my blog posts via the menus at the top!
Exciting News:
My new album, “Collaboration,” will be released on bUMA RecordZ on April 17, 2026! I’m super excited to share it with you! It will be available on all the usual platforms. Here’s the first music video we made for the album release:
I’m deeply grateful to the musicians that brought this project to life:
George Russell, Jr – Piano
Sean Skeete – Drums
Winston Maccow – Bass
Ricardo Monzon – Percussion
Bruce Nifong – Sax, Flute, and EWI
An special thanks to, Peter Bell, Bora Uslusoy, and Andy Edelstein. Their contributions— Andy’s recording and mixing, Peter and Bora’s production support, Bora’s mastering—brought this new music to life.
Enjoy!!
I dedicated over 40 years of my life working at Berklee College of Music, teaching guitar, core music, jazz composition, arranging, and eventually leading Berklee into the exciting world of music technology. In 1984, I had the honor of founding the Music Synthesis department, which is now known as the Electronic Production and Design major. As I broadened my role and impact at the college, I became Senior Vice President for Innovation, Strategy, and Technology, which was my title when I retired in 2017.
Since retiring in 2017, I have been making the music I love to hear, working with the musical instrument industry to help build the creative tools that will expand our options for making new music in new ways, and to give back to the community through board service and volunteer work.
Today, I am honored to serve as a director for Berklee City Music, as President of the Bob Moog Foundation Board, and as Chair of the Board for the Alan R. Pearlman (ARP) Foundation.