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Hey, I’m Jesse! I’ve had the pleasure of working with the professional songwriters/musicians/producers behind the hits of Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Kacey Musgraves, Amanda Cook, Steffany Gretzinger, Brooke Ligertwood, Jason Ingram, Maverick City, Cecily, Mateo Palmitier, and more!

Need a production demo? Happy to help. Bass? Keys? Got it. Want your original song to go from demo to fully produced song? Easy-peasy.

I'm a passionate producer and engineer in the Nashville area & I have a Bachelor of Science in Recording and Production from Appalachian State University. Let's take your song to the next level!

My passion is having artists present their music to me in its raw form as nothing more than an idea; a dream, and making that dream come alive through production and creativity. My goal is to serve the needs of the artist, catering to the specific needs of the song by carefully crafting piano, keys, synths, guitars, bass, and drum parts for each track.

My most recent projects have been film-esk singer-songwriter but I have a lot of experience working in Rock, Pop, and Indie genres.

Along with full production, mixing is one of my specialties. Taking all of the tracks to make a full, punchy, and sonically rich song is such a crucial step in the music making process.

Some projects I've worked on include: Rainbow Kitten Surprise "RKS", Cecily "Seems like Forever", Mateo Palmitier "Shame on Me Shame on You", King Wilderness "The Healing", Oldavo "Dashes on my Conscience", Self Portraits "Self Portraits" and much more.

Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.

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by Alyssa
I've worked with Jesse on several songs now and he's always done a top tier job! Great communicator, hard worker, talented producer and musician, and all around good guy. You won't be disappointed if you hire him!

Interview with Jesse

Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?
A: Who are your influences sonically/writing wise? Who/what inspires them to write music? How can I help you make your vision come true?
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: I think this has taken years and years to learn but one of the most important production tips I can give is number one, don't trash someone else's idea. Take that idea and run with it 100% and see if it works, if it doesn't, throw it out (kindly). But with that (these go hand and hand) you have to be willing to throw an idea out if it doesn't work for the song or the client.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: My favorite work / most common work to do for clients is helping to produce and develop new Artists' sound. I love when I'm giving a blank campus to create a musical masterpiece from not much more than a voice memo from a phone.