Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Chalwa

Touring saxophonist for TreeHouse! and solo artist with thousands of live performances. I specialize in warm, expressive saxophone parts that bring soul, melody and emotion to indie, R&B, reggae, jazz and cinematic tracks—whether you need a tasteful hook, layered textures, or an improvised solo that feels like it belongs in the song.

Robert Hadley is a graduate of Sound Master School Of Engineering in Los Angeles. He has been Mastering since 1993. 4 Time Grammy Nominee winner of 2 Grammys. 2 time TEC Award recipient.

I'm a guitarist/bassist, drummer and vocalist based in Chester.,,I picked up the guitar at the age of 13, and have been playing in bands ever since. I tend towards funk and rock stylings; like interesting chords and time signatures.,,I'm looking for a band to write original music with, as well as potentially setup a lucrative function band.

I co-own a studio in Easthampton, MA called Sonelab. I've been engineering in professional studios since 2003.

I've been lucky to work everyday doing what I love for 30 years. I've had my own studio and have worked with many talented artists to bring their vision forward. To provide focus and enlightened production. I'm looking forward to bringing my skills and enthusiasm to your project.

I am an Italian musician, I've always been interested in progressive music, with no boundaries or limitations. I play seven and eight strings guitars, the Chapman Stick, sometimes I try to play piano, keyboards and eventually sing. My main focus is to compose creative music that does not surrender to any commonly accepted standard.

Extreme audio works for extreme artists.

Voice, lyrics and music.

Touring saxophonist for TreeHouse! and solo artist with thousands of live performances. I specialize in warm, expressive saxophone parts that bring soul, melody and emotion to indie, R&B, reggae, jazz and cinematic tracks—whether you need a tasteful hook, layered textures, or an improvised solo that feels like it belongs in the song.