Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with bcrozz ade
Bashiru Adebola Ogunsanya is an Afrobeat artist and Songwriter.
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A producer, mix engineer, sound designer, and session guitar player. Able to realize and finish your song, project, or commercial quickly and efficiently.
London based session woodwind player | Experienced West End musician and recording artist on all flutes, saxophones, clarinets & double reeds. Experienced in Orchestral, Big Band & Pop genres.
It's my job to personally invest in your musical vision and I'm proud to do so for my clients. My expertise is mainly in Neo-Soul, R&B, Hip-Hop, Trap, Pop, Jazz, and Gospel. I've had the opportunity to work with singers like Noel Gourdin and Eric Roberson, as well as rappers like Mikey McFly and Lil Ronny MF. Whatever the genre, let's make magic!
Hi, I'm Raquel and I'm a full-time recording artist from Los Angeles. The majority of my work is my solo project but I work with/assist many other artists and producers with a range of services. I've written/recorded/toured/performed with artists like Anderson .Paak, Gwen Stefani, Moby, BreakScience, Watsky, Allen Stone, Moonchild, and more!
A music producer i was raised in Bali
Seasoned engineer with 4+ yoe in mixing and mastering, mainly on urban genres with some experience on rock, pop and EDM
Recent Successes
"Incredible experience working with Chuck. Extremely professional and turned things around exactly as I envisioned. My first thought in the future will be to call on Chuck. Cheers!"
David Glenn Recording"Mike is your man! Don't waste time on here, this is your guy! His ears are solid and he will give you a product!"
Islove f."He's a pleasure to work with. Killer instrumentals too :)"
Kearabetswe C."Quality as always!"
Zaiden"Simply amazing. "
MK"Stephen is great to work with. He's very attentive to the requirements of the job and gives 100 % effort to make it successful. Extremely talented as well. Looking forward to working with him again. "
Kamalesh P.
