Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Headless Pigeon
Hello, my name is Daniel, I'm a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from Kyiv, with more than 10 years of session and studio experience. I can help you create the perfect instrumental and vocal arrangements for your composition. I work in many genres, such as funk, jazz, rock, pop and many others.
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We specialise in the multitrack recording of live gigs and concerts with professional editing, mixing and mastering services too.
Record Producer, Mix Engineer, and Entrepreneur
Mixing and mastering service. Best quality. Individual approach. We love our work!
Working with top industry producers like Mikal Blue, Ken Caillat, Brett Pemberton and Taylor Sparks on major label/independent artist projects. Warner Sweden - Ghost Writer Presley Tennant - The Voice Season 16 Finalist The Fame Riot - Sony/RED Astrojaxx - The Orchard Drew Ryn
A professional singer with 9 years experience who thrives on collaborating with other musicians, I take pride on my ability to work with all kinds of artists and adapt to their desires whilst maintaining an authentic sound.
Top line composer and music producer
We will make your mix SLAP!
Let's give the world the best in music.
Recent Successes
"Great and profesional singer, there was some mistakes on the vocal and she worked hard for improve them and get a perfect result, amazing!"
Mazdem"Awesome Job! Thanks!"
User 4."Thomas did a superb job with a dense mix and brought out all the best elements of each instrument and track. The song now has a great mix that is ready for mastering. "
GeoZero"Again. a perfect job. "
Tom D."Excellent working with Liquid Studios! Fast, reliable great communication and great sounding tracks! Thanks guys! "
Geraldi J."Arthur is great! He is not only a skillful professional engineer but also a very warm-and-kind hearted person. He is kindly saying that he enjoys mixing my music and it encouraged a lot. I love his way of work an..."
Nao S."Very talented!"
Drew S.
