Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Gold Eris

Pocket bass player - Colin Dooman

A versatile musician with experience in Jazz, hip hop, funk, and top 40.

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Recording Studio - Moddy
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I have been producing and engineering for about 5 years now. I am also a musician. I’ve been playing piano for 13 years.

Music Producer, Guitarists - Studio33
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We're three guys with unique and different musical approaches and education currently in between labels but we grind everyday for that Grammy. We play in multiple bands, and dj local nightclubs. Recorded some local artists as well as our own projects. No doubt we make it big someday ;)

VA, Singing and songwriting - Tanja Tjong
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Voice Actor, Singer & Songwriter from Norway

Country, Folk Songwriter - Augustine Johnson

With over 3 million streams on Spotify, Augustine Johnson has proven to be a capable songwriter, producer, vocalist, and mixer. As the lead singer and manager of the up-and coming duo, Low Gap, Gus has learned a thing or two about making a great song happen.

General Music Producer - Lirio Campos
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I can compose and produce anything. I'm an expert at composition and production. I am specially interested in videogame and film music.

Pro session singer & topliner - Sangina Sharipova
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Internationally recognized LA-based session singer & topliner — Finalist of The Voice & X-Factor delivering dynamic, industry-level vocals crafted for release, pitching, and sync placement.

Songwriter, Producer, Engineer - Wayne Foster
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I spend most of my time writing and producing songs with artists and helping them get from a rough idea to something they’re actually proud to release. I like being involved in the whole process — writing, building the production, and mixing — because it keeps the song cohesive from start to finish.

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