Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Amelia Ray

Drummer with Hamilton, Netflix's animated hit Vivo, composer for podcast themes. Tons of international touring, remote recording, writer for EQ Magazine and DRUM! Magazine as their drum recording expert. Lover of diverse styles of music. Chart reading friendly, but also know how to build a drum part from vague adjectives. 20yrs owning a studio.

When you work with us, you hire a partner. We let the music lead. We are just servants in service of the final product. We make music that sells. We are in business to do more business.

I'm Kayla Glaze and I'm a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, music producer, and mixing engineer in Nashville, TN. I have my own home studio with quality gear including a Shure SM7B mic, Scarlett Focusrite audio interface, Behringer DT 770 Pro 250 ohm headphones, and Rokit speakers. I write, sing, play, produce, and mix in multiple genres.

I have collaborated with numerous highly successful artists on both national and international levels, many of whom have achieved multi-platinum status. My experience includes contributing to multiple chart-topping hits on radio. I specialize in delivering exceptional results across a diverse spectrum of genres.

I love people. My goal is to connect. I've been producing for 6 years, I'm one of the most dedicated, stubborn, yet open minded people you will ever meet. I love the energy of a room full of people hungry to dance. I'm a sucker for organic sounds and deep bass wrapped around warm, happy, somewhat tropical vibes. Find my music: audius.co/nuzzlet

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If you need a beat of any kind, I can make it. I'm happy to work with anyone as long they're interested in creating great music that will last. That's it. Thats the pitch. I'm not much of a talker.

Brazilian engineer focused on Trap & Hip Hop genres. I work with independent artists in Brazil and abroad, delivering mixes shaped by the client’s vision — not mine. Reference-based, punchy, and streaming-ready.

Title: Number One (by you) [Verse 1] Is love a mistake? Again, is love a mistake? The first day I saw you, the way I looked at you The way I tried to talk to you— I was happy to remember you (with tears) [Verse 2] From that day on, I wanted to be The first person in your life The first day I talked to you, The days I laughed with you