Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with The Citizen
I‘m a professional sound engineer with more than 15 years of experience. I‘ve worked with many rock and metal artists like: Ian Parry (Elegy), Ralf Scheepers (Primal Fear), Heimdall (metal), Stamina (metal), Nude (electro gothic), Shake me (rock), The Citizen (rock), Il Pozzo di San Patrizio (folk rock), Wild Weekend (punk) and more.
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Producing / Recording / Editing / Reamping / Mixing / Mastering
The Dairy is a recording studio located in a quiet and secluded premises close to the vibrant bustle of Brixton. Consisting of three main studios (with additional production rooms), we offer a friendly, professional service, combining vintage and cutting edge technologies to produce top quality records.
A professional music producer and audio engineer.
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Mixing is one of the most crucial processes in taking a rough demo and turning it into a finely crafted piece of art. I will ensure each element of the track is able to tell its story. You worry about creating your art, and I’ll make sure it sounds fantastic. Let me help you get the sounds out of your head, and into the ears of others.
🎧 Mixing Engineer | 100+ Credits | Trusted by Grammy-Winning Producers
I sing cover songs
A multigenre vocalist
Recent Successes
"The mastering that Andres did for my song was so good, that it gave me goosebumps! Its a merry monday just because of the awesome mastering Andres did for me :) You cant go wrong with this mastering studio. Highly rec..."
AB T."Super quick and talented as always. Our go to guy for mastering, past, present, and future!"
Ben G."So easy to work with. Thanks heaps Eddy!"
Inner S."Chris is the best. Very tasteful and always is additive to the tracks we work on together."
Brian W."Working with BVLVNCE was an absolute pleasure! The communication was very kind and on point from start to finish, he delivered ultra fast and even added his own creative ideas to my track. If you want to get high qua..."
Nikolai L.
