Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Laurin Floyd
Nashville based Producer and Engineer with over 10 years of experience.
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Hi , My name is Rafael , im a Sound engineer
CMA NOMINATED SINGER with over 100 MILLION Streams!
Miko Shudo is a multi-instrumentalist who loves jazz, pop, and R&B. She has over 10 years of performance and recording experience, and is looking to work more from her home studio or the greater LA area.
Along with a music career of his own, Brian Sauerwald is a prolific singer, songwriter and producer who has performed, written, or worked with artists like Allen Stone, Max Ayres, Teddy Swims, Drake Milligan, and Madison Ryann Ward, has performed at countless venues including Bonnaroo.
Any style, flavor or improvisation you're looking for, I'm here to assist! 20 years professional live and studio experience.
If you're looking for nice and creative guitar parts, just contact me!
Recent Successes
"It's always good to work Ryan. He doesn't stop untill he gets it perfect."
Emerson F."Second great mix & mastering i did with Sefi. Very, proffesional, skilled & patient person that will never let you leave unsatisfied. Great guy!"
Dino P."Excellent from start to finish! very efficient, professional approach. Very experienced so was able to grasp my ideas immediately. Thoroughly enjoyed the experienceand will use him again!"
Tai M."Appreciate all the guidance and sound advice from Arthur on my first release! Couldn’t have done it without him. "
Keren E."👍🏾"
Derreck W."Very professional and receptive to ideas. He's a super talented at what he does and it was a pleasure working with him. "
Nima M."Awesome experience working with Ewa. She is a true professional, and she delivered outstanding release ready vocals. I highly recommend working with Ewa."
Isaac J."Another awesome bass contribution by Hannes. He's brilliant. Hire him!"
Patrick M.
