Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Teun van Laake
Mastering engineer Drum and Bass/House (Free Tryout)
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Ghost Productions
Isaac is an engineer and producer who cut his teeth at the historic Criteria Recording Studios in Miami, working with artists such as Orville Peck, Frank Ocean and Shenseea. As a freelance engineer and producer based in Los Angeles Isaac has worked with established stars such as Yung Lean, as well as indie artists like Alex Casnoff and M'Lynn.
Studied jazz piano performance at UCLA and have significant experience playing keys and synths in recording and live settings.
Professional vocal production producer, lead vocals and top liner
Upcoming artists looking to work with different talents In the music business. New single “Big Dreams” dropping 3/23/22 All platforms🚨
Multimedia artist
Atmospheric and cinematic composer | Free-tempo piano & soundscapes.
I´m a Christian music producer and songwriter specialized in worship, CCM and gospel. I help artists and churches bring their songs to lifer with professional production and ministry-focused creativity. También produzco en español.
Recent Successes
"Krysta is dope! Her vocal and lyrics is Perfect! She's able to create a new universe for your song ! If YOU want a top Songwriter/Vocalist you should defintly hire Krysta Youngs! #Professional #Quality #EasyC..."
NaithZirk"Talented, professional, friendly, reliable, patient, easy going, fast, good communicator! Austin obtained the sound that I wanted and revamped my song. Totally recommend him!"
Chris J."Travis was fantastic to work with! He was super receptive to my notes and lightening fast with the edits. His mixes are extremely cohesive and thoughtful with each instrument having its own space, and most importantly..."
Matt K."Top-quality work!!! An awesome producer who is attentive to every detail and truly strives to present his clients with an amazing project once completed. "
Reggie J."Great Piano recording! Leo delivers very good quality"
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