Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Ky Mani Marley
Need a producer-composer who has the craft of an orchestrator, the sensitivity of a poet who also happens to play a wicked guitar with an original voice? Nice to meet you. :-)
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I'm a Live sound engineer based in Somerset, run a small PA hire company Maltings Audio
I make catchy, hit songs, and I put my all and everything into them striving for perfection!
I'm a professional singer located in México City, I was trained as an opera singer and as a musical theatre performer. I can do almost any record you like. I can sing as a tenor and also as a countertenor. I'm also an a capella artist and songwriter.
I arrange, perform and record bowed strings - from solo violin line to full string orchestra - and lead/backing vocals in my studio here in Stratford upon Avon. I'm equally happy reading from a score or improvising/developing a full string section for your track in collaboration with you. Classically trained in violin, viola and 'cello.
Everything epic.
In NY, played with Oz Noy, Evan Marien, Ebony Bones and recently moved to Berlin. Berklee Grad. I play various genres from Rock, Funk, R&B to Fusion, Contemporary Jazz.
Every Piece has its own personality :) let me deliver what your song/piece needs through my pure love for acoustic piano
The Complete Mixing & Mastering Service Your Music Deserves!
Recent Successes
"Madi is very talented and has a quick turnaround to get your project done. I will definitely keep working with her for my future projects. You will not be disappointed!"
Danielle S."i am a small town songwriter who has been looking for years for someone to take my songs and get them as close as possible to what i wrote with a better sound and feeling to them and i have found it threw John . I'm ..."
Jack D."Neel continues to impress with his mastering work on our songs. Working with him is consistently a great experience, resulting in excellent masters - highly recommended!"
Zoa W."Fantastic work!"
Miguel M.
