Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Calvery Girls
Hi, I'm an Anime singer / songwriter. I had been invited to perform at numerous anime conventions and cultural events in United States for 7 years, which includes Anime Expo and FanimeCon. I was also invited to hold live concerts in Mexico and Europe. Fiverr's Choice JP lyrics, "Hanamai Tsukuyomi Tan" in Hatsune Miku Project DIVA, Turnip Boy, etc.
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Everyone has an endgame. Not everyone knows how to get there. Whether your project involves one track or one hundred, Unity Street Services can make your vision a reality.
Hey pals ! This is ranoje. Passionate music lover as well as composer. I own a studio named D Records.
Hey my name is Dan and I am a guitarist, producer and engineer. I have been a guitar player and songwriter for the past 14 years and draw influence from everyone from Eric Clapton and Joe Bonamassa to Eric Church and Dierks Bentley.
I've worked with lots of amazing musicians and on Games like Doom Eternal. Let me help make your project stand head and shoulders above the rest!
Website: https://www.uscaacademy.com/
Need a good vocalist for a Hip Hop or R & B song? I can sing and I can rap, as seen on my songs like "Sleepless". I make a great feature for any vibe.
dystr3ss is a writer, producer and mixer/mastering engineer.
Recent Successes
"Bailey has an amazing voice and delivers professional, radio quality vocals. Would definitely love to work with her again :) "
Yash V."Kael did a great job, good communication with him. Very professional!"
Cysco"Quick turnaround. Quick edits. Easy to communicate with. Really cleaned up the track and gave it a proper mix. A1!"
Alex S."Highly Skilled both as musician and as mixing engineer for such a short period of time I get an idea of what he can do"
Judah"JASON IS THAT GUY! "
Josh Berkeley"Rob is THE MAN! His mixes are always top notch and he gives your project the attention it deserves. "
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