Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Laurel Sabadosh
Trevor is an artist, producer, and audio engineer based out of Nashville, TN. His self-produced solo project, Cujo Moon, has racked up over 10,000,000 streams across platforms and over 20 editorial playlist features since 2020. He takes pride in every project regardless of genre, so you can be sure your track is getting the treatment it deserves!
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Ghostings, Productions and Mixing/Mastering
PUBLISHED SINGER-SONGWRITER
Pushing music into the future. Influenced by the hard dance and bass music styles. Releases on Plasmapool, net label RAVETOOLZ (run by Ducky) and Seattle-based label Ravertooth Tiger. Produced and independently released the track 'Distant Galaxy' featuring Kelsey Ellison, past 26k views on her YouTube channel.
Hey there, My name is Bader - 42 years old I'm an experienced session guitarist, song writer and music producer Ready to do my absolute best for your music.
TubhaniMuzik has produced numerous hit songs for major Ghanaian artists. Their credits include work on Flowking Stone's Gift Album, the award-winning song "Go Low," and Strongman's "Baby Girl" featuring Kuami Eugene, among many others
I can assure you one thing..I'll take your songs to the next level with Dolby Atmos (Spatial Audio) and we'll work together until you are completely satisfied with the final product.
With my help, you can create the best suited drum parts for your song.
I WILL PRODUCE YOU High Quality Hip-Hop/RnB/Drill Instrumentals for hire.
Recent Successes
"William is just the best at guitar and bass, Highly recommended! for any project."
Scott B."It was a great experience to work with Fox. She's a great singer. :)"
Philipp"Everything went well again. The two mastered files arrived quickly and in great quality. Many thanks!"
Daniel B."This girl is so Dope! Very professional and easy to work with. As a producer and songwriter I couldn't find anyone that's more complimentary to my vision. She's very Special. A++++"
Eric N.
