Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Mall Grab
I frequently work with Major Labels such as Universal, Sony, and Defected. Stereo Mixing/Mastering for: FISHER, bbyclose, HAYLA, MK, Roland Clark, Karen Harding, Mall Grab, Nic Fanciulli, Dombresky, Alex Metric. Dolby Atmos Mixing for: Avicii, John Summit, Jonas Blue, Alan Walker, Craig David, Sigala, Pete Tong, Kenya Grace, Alesso, Gorgon City.
My work has been featured on BBC Radio 1 + Essential Mix, Boiler Room, Mixmag and supported by heavyweight DJ's and producers.
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specializing in Audio Post for film, tv, and web
Musician, mixer, songwriter, producer, sound designer, composer, audio engineer, and media producer who prides themselves in working in a thoughtful and efficient manner.
Welcome to Haldern Studio. We are a team of music enthusiasts who are running a highly professional studio located at the beautiful landscape of the lower rhine area. We offer long time experiences in the field of audio processing and music production together with a professional studio at highest technical level.
I will record the basslines you need!
Hey, I'm Henry, a South-West UK-based bassist, with 16 years playing time
i don't have any grammy awards but i like to make music sound good
Ing de Sonido, compositor, letrista y arreglista, productor musical y diseñador sonoro.
Have worked with Jhene Aiko, the Black Eyed Peas, SiR, D-Smoke, and others as a bass player. I also compose music for animation/film/video games.
Recent Successes
"Just Brilliant !!!!. Austin made all the changes I wanted and the track is perfect. Thanks Austin !!!. I'll be working with Austin Leeds again. He's the best !!!"
armin p."It was a pleasure working with Matthew. He is a creative out of the box thinker. "
Kyron W."Hands down the easiest person to work with. So patient and does great work. Thanks Austin!"
Benny M."Jared is an incredibly talented songwriter and producer who can always capture the spirit of what makes a song unique and brilliant!"
David J.
