Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Simon Kingsbury

Alex masters music for both local and international artists and record labels. He has mastered projects for Darling Recordings, Universal Music, Tinta Negra Records, Ad Litteram and Luminelle, among others.

Deep, intricate lyrics, haunting melodies and your ideas brought to life.

FARA blends soulful R&B with her Indigenous Malay roots, creating a magnetic, genre-fluid sound. She’s shared stages with 112 & Ginuwine, collaborated with Grammy & Juno nominee Jonny Tobin, and landed on Spotify editorial playlists in Asia. With 20+ years of experience, she delivers hit-worthy vocals & songwriting that stand out globally.

Do you want a cellist who's performed with Yo-Yo Ma? John Legend? Do you want a cellist who is competent in remote recording? A cellist thats performed on sessions for Comedy Central and feature films? Thats me!

In need of a shredder? You've come to the right place! Hey there! My name is Patri Grief and I've been playing guitar for 17 years. I'm mainly a metal musician, but I love almost every music genre and I never give up on a challenge. I've been a recording artist for 5 years now, and I know how to manage myself with tracking from home.

I have been working in a professional music setting for four years. I have extensive experience providing creative female vocals over a wide variety of genres. I have fronted three bands - Azure Wolf, Reel Talk and breakup. As well as writing, producing, mixing and mastering my solo project.

If you need a reliable, creative, and easy to work with musician then you came to the right place. I have written hundreds of songs in all genres. I have amassed over 200k streams on spotify and counting. I specialize in songwriting and male vocals to give you the necessary tools in helping you make your next banger!

As a professional audio engineer, music production teacher, and EDM producer/performer, I understand the importance of quality and time management to drive positive results.

What's The Most Common Reason Your Potential Fan Will Skip Your Track and Never Listen To it Again? There are two actually 1. The beat failed to capture the fans attention in the first 7 seconds and 2. The mix was hurting their ears (especially if it's not tamed right at the 3khz-8khz region) Hit me up to help you avoid that!