Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Lotus Collective
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Everything from clean country to rawkus rock & roll with a whole load of soul thrown in! My aim with every mix is to bring that excitement that you get from seeing a live band whilst keeping the space for everyone to be heard loud and clear.
My name is D-Time. I am a producer & song writer that's from Detroit/Canada. I enjoy listening to old creative sounds and music from 70's to the early 2000's. I play many instruments. Piano, Drums, organ and guitar.
West London based rapper looking to collab within all genres of music
Young audio engineer filled with passion and enthusiasm for the industry
World class composition, production and string recording, with the Co-composer of The Northman, and the Musical Director of award-winning contemporary classical ensemble, Manchester Collective
In my years of touring, I've been hired to produce live arrangements both from band leading and track work. Having insight into how an audience reacts to certain dynamics, 'vibe', and texture is a key asset into anyone's body of musical work. My goal is to help get your message communicated as clearly as possible through your musical vision.
Looking to create the next top hit with a vocalist!
I sing that African Vibes on them Foreign Beats
Recent Successes
"Absolutely the best producer I have been working with! "
Morfeus"Absolutely awesome!! Great FEEL!!"
Joe Dexter"Logan is an incredible composer, the strings make the music sing!"
Scott B."Awesome as always!"
cody g."Working with Austin was awesome and the final product is exactly what I envisioned, and sounds great! He worked diligently on the project until it was complete to my satisfaction. I will definitely utilize his servi..."
Brandon"Great Bassist!! He plays in a great style, just what I was looking for my new funky song. It was a pleasure. Hope to work with him again."
Fabio B."Lucas did a great job! I would recommend working with him."
Edward B.
