Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Crystal Glass

Hello! My name is Angus I'm a music producer & sound engineer specialized in EDM styles, Synth Pop/Rock and Acoustic. I have a lot of experience and I work in all styles and genres with perfect chart topping quality. I love music it's a true passion and I always give the maximum in everything I do and create.

I won the Curtis Mayfield Award through BMI and the Songwriter Hall of Fame, being recognized as the most promising up and coming songwriter. I trained under the top vocal producers and songwriters in the industry, Grammy-winners Bryan Michael Cox, Troy Taylor, and Sean Garrett. I’ve written songs on Star on FOX and several other major placements.

Hey there! Im Josefina Silveyra, im a professional singer/songwriter and versatile Recording Vocalist. I've worked for known artists from Argentina, such as Luciano Pereyra (Universal), axel, Lali , Jimena Baron (Sony Latin),and Dani Martin (spain/Sony Music). I work on female/male top lines, songwriting (RnB, Soul, Pop, Urban and Urban Latin).

I'm Steve, an Engineer. Music is my passion and I love helping bring peoples musical visions to life. I learned my skills at The Conservatory Of Recording Arts and Sciences and honed them working with the best in the industry while being a staff Engineer at Interscope Records. Engineered GRAMMY winning album Joni Mitchell "Love Has Many Faces"

I am a sound designer who loves everything relating to post production sound. I have an out of the box mind when it comes to designing intricate sounds. I am hard working, dedicated, and maintain optimal speed all while delivering high quality results. I would love the opportunity to showcase my talents.

We are multi award-winning songwriting and production team based in Los Angeles, CA. In addition, we are skilled at bass, guitar, piano, keys, violin, vocals and ukulele. We will customize any aspect of your next project to suit your needs.

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Balanced. Warm. Clear. Immersive. Huge. Professional. This is how you want your listeners to describe your tracks. Unfortunately most up-and-coming artists struggle to reach that last 10% where the mix goes from "good enough" to truly professional.