Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with YORDA
I am a professional drummer, musician and music producer with over 20 years of experience.
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As a singer, Todd combines precision and richness of tone with the passion of a great soul man.
William J. Sullivan is an LA based writer, producer, and engineer who has lent his creative expertise to a wide array of projects spanning across chart topping music releases to film and TV blockbusters. He started his career as an engineer at Studio 4 in Philadelphia and continued in 2008 after moving to NYC where he founded Wreckin’ Joint.
My number one goal is to deliver a fantastic mix that elevates your track to the next level. With 5+ years of experience and a versatile ear, I specialize in genres like Pop, Synth-Pop, Hip-Hop, and Ballads, ensuring your music shines across any style.
I'm a producer, audio engineer, vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and sound designer.
2x Latin Grammy Winner. 20+ years of experience. 15+ years as an audio professor. I stand out for my ability to work in the post production of different musical genres.
Alt-pop and electronic producer, mixer, and sound designer with 1M+ streams as Ghost Weather. Specializing in modern, punchy, emotionally driven records that stand out.
Recent Successes
"If you’re looking to get one of your tracks mixed or mastered I’d highly recommend Jaytech. He took the time to answer all of my questions, gave me good technical feedback, and worked patiently with me until we had ba..."
Jason T."Enrico is a brilliant producer! Fantastic communicator, responsive with top notch production in lightening speed. "
MB"DMITRY IS AN AMAZING MIX ENGINEER!! This is my second time working with him and I have no reason to ever go elsewhere! He mixed my R&B/Vocal Club song "Electrify" and it sounds like the SMASH HIT it needed to sound l..."
Chazz Traxx"5 stars, another awesome job with Austin. "
Edouard J.
