Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Karen Hart
Striking, unique, hook-driven guitar parts to fit exactly what your song needs!
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Provide ultra musical recording and mixing services, located in Nikea, Greece.
My name is Michael Ellison. I am a mixing engineer located in Converse, TX. I do professional mixing and stereo file enhancements. I have been mixing for over 20 years and have worked with major artist and producers as well as worked with WEA. I have recorded MJG of Suave House Records and also Quint Black of Too Short Records. ASCAP member.
Hello! My Name is Maura Scherrer. I graduated in 2007 from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia. I have a BFA in Sound Engineering and a minor degree in animation.
Suggestion is a Tampa based Death/ Funk band consisting of King Bong on vocals, Frank Wolfman on drums, and Malcolm Sects on bass. Need a killer bassline on your song? We got a lizardman for that. A drum track to lay the foundation for your newest hit? We got a werewolf for that. How about an amazing guitar part? The king himself has you.
We specialize in making your ideas come to life!
I create catchy melodic and lyrical hooks that create fans.
Former member of the original C&C Music Factory production team, turned multimedia artist with my own indie label. Multiplat / Diamond Grammy credits discography https://www.anirhythmrecords.com
Music with human connection, I have a mantra "art without feeling could be anything but art"
Recent Successes
"I had the pleasure of working with Jonathan Woyke on the mixing and mastering of my song, and I must say, their expertise and attention to detail truly brought the track to life. The mix was exceptionally well-balance..."
Ryan"What a fun ride. Awesome communication and worked so hard to help produce this track. Great vocals. Highly recommended and we're doing another one together soon."
Richard O."Londin's talent and expertise is fantastic. It's been a great pleasure to work together!"
Jennifer L.
