Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with warm knives
I'm a producer & mixer in experimental electronic music and ambient
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Composer, producer, audio engineer and live sound technician.
Rick is a multi talented producer who works with a numerous amount of major record labels.He is currently signed to Island Music
I'm a recording and mixing engineer with credits as diverse as Fourplay to Arch Enemy. These days focus is on heavier rock but hey... One day you mix a guitar solo of Michael Amott and the next day you end up panning a keyboard part of Morris Pleasure. That's what it's all about!
"The only secret is that there is music in the practice".
I do follow music 'coz it's in my blood.....
My goal is to create a unique and professional song like you've never heard before. I will use my skills learned over the past 6 years of producing to provide outside of the box music for your project. Working in the genres of pop, electronic, and RNB, I am well rounded with a love of fabricating new ideas and stepping out into new genres.
I did 2 theme songs for 2 movies in 1 year. Let me bring your music to life. 1. "Rain" Granson feat Jessie Reyez from 'Suicide Squad' 2. "Krabby Step" Swae Lee, Lil Mosey & Tyga 'SpongeBob Sponge On The Run'
Recent Successes
"Very professional. Amazing talent, fast delivery and excellent communication. "
OBSCUR8"Working with Krysta has been a very nice experience. She is so nice, does the job fast and super talented. Hope I can work again with her in the future"
Eric B."He is fast, accurate and honest. and best in this field."
shin"Liz Fohl is a great singer. I'm so glad that I can have her voice in our project. She is professional and easy communicate. You don't need to worry the quality because she will try a few times to find out the best ton..."
Cheukshing W."A wizard on the cello and easy to work with."
Andrew L."Ohad is very timely, proffesional and easy to work with. Really enjoy the quality!! Looking forward to future projects! "
Anthony P.
