Chris Graham on SoundBetter

Hey I'm a Juno Nominated producer/songwriter/mixer from Toronto. I've worked with small local indie artists all the way to various major label artists. I've always been super passionate about music and I can't wait to bring that passion to your project!

I can do customized production for a song you've already written or can produce a custom track for you to write to. I can also write a top-line and lyric for a beat you have or combine it with my production service! If you're interested in using multiple services (e.g. Producing, mixing, mastering) then I can usually work out a deal so reach out!

I love working on different genres, for example I've produced for 88Glam (trap), K. Forest (r&b), written for multiple EDM artists signed to Sony and Universal and worked for various local pop artists.

I'd love to hear about your project. Click the 'Contact' button above to get in touch.

Credits

3 Reviews - 1 Repeat Client

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by S
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very unique producer with cool ideas, we made a sick track!
by Allegra Jordyn
Chris is the best producer I have ever worked with!!!! I don't trust anyone but him to produce/mix my songs :)
by S
It was great working with Chris! They really took the time to make sure that the track was reflective of what I asked. They are also very interactive with the entire track production, constantly asking for my input. I look forward to working with Chris again.

Interview with Chris Graham

Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: Both! I think by using a combination of the two you can get the best of both worlds. I work mainly digitally but then love to run stuff through my analog eq or vintage tape machine to "warm it up".
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: Dark, soulful and energetic.
Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: The Weeknd. He's my biggest inspiration and I love the sound he created. I had some beats that he said he loved and was considering for his last album but they didn't end up making it on.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: Trust your ears. If something sounds good then it sounds good whether it "follows the rules" or not.