The phrase "album director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing the production and creative direction of an album, typically in the music industry.
Example: "The album director played a crucial role in shaping the sound and vision of the project."
Alternatives: "music director" or "album producer".
The album 'Director's Cut' is released on 16 May on Fish People.
After that, nothing until this year, which has seen an album, Director's Cut, that reworks two earlier, 80s collections, and now the current meteorological meditation.
Her 2011 album, Director's Cut, a relatively spare reworking of songs from The Red Shoes and The Sensual World albums, felt very much like a live album, just without an audience.
Records that revisit old songs, like the famously perfectionist Kate Bush's peculiar 2011 album Director's Cut, which sought to "correct" tracks from her two albums The Sensual World and The Red Shoes, are few and far between and usually regarded quizzically by fans – few said that they preferred the new versions to the originals.
So far, surprisingly, the Beatles mash-up has proved to be a one-off, although Kate Bush's "new" album Director's Cut does rework songs from 1989's The Sensual World and 1993's The Red Shoes (a disappointing move for an artist once so forward-looking).
On 16 May 2011, Bush released the album Director's Cut.
Murphy is also about to release a soundtrack album for director Noah Baumbach's film, Greenberg.
By The New Yorker November 16, 2011 Kate Bush already released an album this year, "Director's Cut," in which she reimagined a number of her own songs.
That, in any case, is the intent, said Mr. O'Farrill, 48, winner last month of the Grammy Award for best Latin jazz album and director of the Purchase Latin Jazz Orchestra, which performed the piece in December at the PepsiCo Theater at Purchase College.
What's been the biggest challenge in your move from a Broadway cast album art director to pop performer?
After listening to his friend's (musician Ben Lovett) album, the director Chris Alender was asked if he would like to make a video for a track, and the song called Eye Of The Storm immediately struck him as cinematic.
