Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with DVBBS & GATTÜSO
VTMIN, 22-year-old DJ, producer and Remixer based in Argentina, has the support of GATTÜSO, his music sounded in Chicago, Miami and Las Vegas, he has appearances on Insomniac Radio in the Push The Reds program, he remixed the track by DVBBS & GATTÜSO feat Alida - "Leave The World Behind" most recently
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Thank you for visiting my profile, I'll be your versatile music producer in Dance/Pop or Club music, whether a Remix project or a Full song Production. Also as a free bonus I'll finish your song with pro mixing & mastering and make it ready for your next big commercial release.
Vasily Matsola is an independent musical artist, producer, beatmaker, and mixing and mastering engineer who creates across an expansive array of genres, including electronic, classical, hip-hop, pop, R&B, rock, alternative, horror, and ambient music.
Hello! My name is Sri Balaji. I am a 21 year old part-time producer, songwriter, and mixing and mastering engineer. I have had an experience freelancing & collaborating with indie-artists from India, Malaysia & Belgium. Now I am the owner and operator of my youtube channel SR Studios.
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I am a singer/songwriter who has created top lines and session vocals for various artists including Black Peppa and Kind.
Recording fretless and fretted bass for your songs.
Guitarist / Producer / Songwriter
Recent Successes
"in subject of songwriting and producing you can easily compare this man with Sia furler..!"
January"Perfection!<3 Jake mixed and mastered my song , he always bring my songs to live and give the professional 3d wide sound that I`ve always looking for! Awsm to work with ! Highly recommended !!"
NaithZirk"ThaSauce is Tha best! "
Andrew G."Great Mastering!"
Jonathan S."He is great singer, songwriter!! Amazing!!!"
Ryoya H."Caleb's an amazing vocalist and an ultimate professional. I look forward to working with him again in the immediate future. Fast, high quality delivery!."
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