Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Limit dreams
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I am an audio engineer graduated with a BA in Production and Music Technologies at the School of Music and Performing Arts (ESMAE), Porto, Portugal.
I have been a musician all my life, and have been producing and engineering for 7 years. I release my own musical projects on independent labels, in between recording and mixing for clients in the local area, on top of sample pack designing for the sound company Samplephonics. I eat breathe and sleep everything musical.
I specialize in creative double bass parts and have contributed and played music for many projects ranging from hip hop to Ken Burns' Vietnam and Mayo Clinic.
Metal vocals & guitar. Winner of Wacken Metal Battle 2024. Netflix movie soundtrack "The Monkey King" - #1 most viewed worldwide. Previous work includes projects with legends like Sebastian Lanser (ex-Obscura, Obsidious) and Steve Di Giorgio (Death, Testament).
We're a multi generational production company with decades of experience in R&B, Funk, Pop and Hip Hop. Ready to bring our unique talents to the masses after years of perfecting just the right sound.
Trance, techno, and psy producer. Releases on international labels such as Nocturnal Knights Music, FSOE, Black Hole Recordings, and IAMT. My track "Strangers Humans" was voted the second-best techno track in November 2024 by Di.fm listeners. I reached #5 in the Trance Hype Top 100.
Producer for 7 years, my goal is to make your vision as an artist come true and get you to your best sounding.
Recent Successes
"It's always fun to work with Pat! Extremely nice and a fun person to work with! Looking to make it a regular thing :)"
Artist With Side Effects"Denny has an insanely talented voice, was super fast in his delivery, and surpassed my expectations. I would highly suggest anyone to work with him in need of vocals, topline, and/or lyrics! "
Jarod G."It was a great experience working with Leo again. He is a real professional. Thank you"
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