Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Gabriel Henrique

I'm here to elevate your music—whether with tasteful piano/keys, refined string arrangements, or full production. I always give my best to every project and would love to be a part of yours!

Khalil Abu-jamous (Jordanian/American) was born in Detroit, Michigan. He is a proficient engineer in all aspects of sound recording and editing. His personal niches include: MIDI Programming, Audio Mastering and Sound Design.

Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Drue spent many years honing the craft of rocking dancefloors up and down the west coast. Now in Los Angeles, Drue continues to work on a variety of projects invoving DJing, remixing, education,and music production. He currently works as a software and mixing engineer and a music production consultant.

Mbm, whose real name is Mohammed Ounnes (born in Arabic: محمد وناس) on September 27, 1990 in mostaganem, is a music producer and engineer of his Algerian. He is one of the founders of the label 4190 records and also member of the team Les 1vincibles

David Badstubner is an award winning musician and audio engineer. Since 2010 his focus has been to provide the best experience possible to the artists and audiences he has had the pleasure of working with. His approach emphasizes coaxing performance, highlighting emotional connection, and establishing a comfortable yet effective atmosphere.

Either consciously or unconsciously, WE ARE FOREVER CHANGED BY MUSIC THAT MOVES US. Share the excitement and attract lovers to your Event Horizon. You are an unstoppable critical mass - let me help you make music that moves!

I am majorly an Afrobeat music producer. I make music with native musical instruments, so that they sound live. I do not stop there. My sounds are mixed very well to allow the artiste's vocals sit properly in the beat. My beats are unique. That much must be said. I am very available for jobs.

The Goal in music is to make the listener feel and connect to the story the story you're telling. Let me help you make that connection.

Armed with an amateurish guitar-playing skill, I got hooked in playing with electronic music in PlayStation 1. A couple of years after, I upgraded to Fruity Loops. I would stay up until the wee hours of the morning perfecting my tunes then during lunch time, I would blast the speakers playing it for the whole house to hear.