Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with kill me quickly

I am a mix and mastering engineer with over 15 years experience. My approach is to provide a high quality and high fidelity mix or master while still retaining some dirt and character. And of course ensuring the client is entirely happy.

My name is Hugo, better known as Sync & Play. I'm a Swedish songwriter and musicproducer specialising in Electronic and Pop music. I've been producing music for the last 11 years. I release songs on my own and I'm helping people all around the world. I can't wait to hear from you! If you need help with a song.. hit me up!

My production speaks for itself.

Analog Mastering

As a session saxophonist and mix engineer, I blend soulful saxophone performances with expert audio engineering to deliver dynamic, professional-quality music productions.

I love to work with new artists and already established artists, so whoever you are, I will make your music sound the way you meant it to sound. I want you to succeed because your success means that I did a great job bringing your mixes and masters to the professional level. So: Your success is my success, and my success is your success!

I offer a comprehensive mastering service. Besides the classic single mastering for online distribution, I offer mastering for EPs and albums, both for online and for physical media like CD. I also take care of the creation of DDP images, implementation of ISRCs, embedding of meta data and more. Apple Digital Masters certified.

Looking forward to work with the best artist and producers in order to further my career and contribute to music industry with an unique sound and style. I´m specialized in trap and experimenting with it in different ways to get an authentic and signature sound.

I am a Shinobue (Japanese bamboo flute) performer and composer specializing in recording authentic Japanese flute parts for other artists’ projects. I listen to your track and create expressive Shinobue lines—whether solos, textures, or accents—to add traditional Japanese flavor to songs, film scores, and media.