Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with DeJuan
I am a music producer, recording, mixing and mastering engineer. I love working with artists and helping them refine their musical ideas. If you are looking for a committed, creative and passionate music producer for your next project, don't hesitate to contact me! I'm excited to work with you and help you take your music to the next level."
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Live & Studio Audio Engineer, always learning, always looking, always listening new stuff.
Producer, recording and mix engineer.
Introducing DeJuan Cross, the maestro behind the magic of sound, a sonic sorcerer who has left his mark across the realms of music, film, and beyond. With a track record as illustrious as a constellation-studded sky, DeJuan is not just your run-of-the-mill producer and engineer – he's the architect of auditory excellence.
Delivering award-winning audio production with precision and creativity, I turn your vision into top-tier sound.
I started writing songs in the summer of 2012 when I was asked to do a feature for one of my colleagues but far as my solo work I started consistently writing songs 2017. I have a mixtape on streaming that dropped 2020 & several singles with visuals out on YouTube. I’ve performed at many local showcases & a show with Lil Scrappy as a headliner.
Over 15 years of experience working with independent and major label artists.
I make hit songs from lyrics writing to mixing, production and music video editing and production.
Recent Successes
"Another great job!"
"Always terrific!"
"Another good Master from Benny"
"Samuel Smiley is a crazy talented vocalist who can bring any track to life. He's very humble with unique tone, flexibility, & a musical ear for music all while showing great professionalism. I look forward to working ..."
"I think Tom is actually a psychic who happens to play drums, and play them expertly. Tom has the uncanny ability to read my mind and play exactly what I was hearing in my head. The hardest part truly is deciding whi..."












