Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Ballaballa
Mixing Engineer for handmade music | more than 10 years of experience
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Session guitarist and multi instrumentalist with extensive touring history including 8 years with Richard Bona. Proficient at both Acoustic and Electric guitar styles, and doubles include Electric Bass, Banjo, and Mandolin.
Bass player for Todd Kessler, Kevin Andrew Prchal, Nicole Amine, Jess Robbins and many others.
I can provide you with radio ready mixes, great communication and a friendly and eager approach. Unlimited revisions for your satisfaction guarantee.
Mixing &Mastering Engineer, Beat Maker and Song writer. I do Afro and Dancehall beats and ghostwrite for any genre.
Remote rock and metal mixning engineer active for 20 years.
Grammy Award winning Mix and Mastering Engineer with over 25 years of success
All style session music singer with a creative flair. I easily adapt to many musical genres. The song is king. My body is the instrument to express the song. I write songs and improvise at home and can bring my own creativity to the sessions. People have said I have an unusual, ethereal voice that evokes deep emotion. I can sight read.
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Recent Successes
"Aika did a fantastic job and we worked together to get the vocals how I wanted them to fit in my tune. She is a very versatile singer and has an abundant knowledge of lead, harmony, and adlib techniques. I will ask he..."
Jody L."Collaborating with Gus is a truly rewarding experience. His ability to construct a song with music and melodies is incredible, and his vocals are the icing on top. Gus is an absolute pro. "
Neil S."Working with Brandon was a prime experience. He's super talented and nailed my vision on the first try. He's also receptive to feedback and is easy to work with. I would definitely work with him again. "
Matt Warnock"Dope,amazing, etc. Thank you!"
Don B."Anthony super pro really killed it on track very happy"
Jeff C.
