Drummer and Audio Engineer/Mixer, Collin Gouldin
loves a challenge. He spent years imagining what GUINNESS WORLD RECORD he could attempt to break. Currently he is the holder of THREE GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS! 
In October of 2009, fans watched live via the internet as Collin broke the record for the “Longest Drumroll by an Individual;” laying down a consistent double stroke roll for over 4 hours. In 2008, he broke Food Network Chef Paula Deen’s record for the “Most Strawberries Dipped in Chocolate in One Minute”, and in 2010 he set the record for the “Longest Candy Necklace”, raising money for a non-profit. 
Collin is the pulse of Watching Cars, an indie-folk band he co-founded with his brother. With a different approach to the industry, they've decided to license everything they do under Creative Commons. This has already gained them international exposure and placement in three non-profit movies. 

He has been playing and studying drums and percussion for over 14 years; a solid touring and session drummer for 11 years. Collin learned the fundamentals of the craft well, becoming section leader of the nationally acclaimed Plano Senior High School Drumline. He acquired the breadth of experience through playing in many bands with diverse styles including Plano Pan Cats Steel Drum Band, Dallas Area Youth Jazz Orchestra and Collin County Jazz Ensemble. His professional career started early, performing in the pit of different musicals as well as with several rock bands. 
Soon after graduation, he was selected to play drums professionally for Ben Zephyr, a nationally touring rock band, performing regularly at venues, festivals and events throughout Texas and the Southern United States; rapidly expanding into additional major markets while continuing his growth as a strong, in demand session player with both drums and percussion. In August of 2008 he was hired as the house drummer at a large Baptist Church in Mesquite, TX. 

When not playing or laying down tracks, Collin can be found on the other side of the glass recording, mixing and producing. Putting his creative touch on music heard on radio stations on every continent around the world. 
Recording Series kit (birch): 
10x12 Rack tom 
12x14 Floor tom 
18x22 Kick 
Tobacco Satin finish to match the stave snare 
Snares: 

-Walnut stave with maple stripes - 6.5x14 
-Trey Gray snare - 7x14 - Maple/Birch hybrid with a satin blackwood finish and weathered hardware 
-Stainless Steel - 7x13 - Teal Vein finish with black hardware

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