Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Nelson Ayres

• Brazilian trombonist, composer and arranger; • Participated in several concerts in Brazil and USA (at Julliard School), and also recordings with amazing artists such as: Nelson Ayres, Ted Nash (USA), Ivan Lins, Pedro Mariano, Leila Pinheiro, Nailor Proveta and others; • Former lead-trombonist at Orquestra Jovem Tom Jobim.

Having worked with Grammy-awarded artists in the studio, my mission is to provide top-notch service for your music, from pre-production to post-production.

Brazilian Saxophonist, arranger and composer. Participated in concerts and recordings with artists such as: Ted Nash (Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra), Dori Caymmi, Elza Soares, Luiza Possi, Ed Motta, Leila Pinheiro, Maria Gadú and others; • Experience in the role of Lead-alto in several big bands and orchestras for many years.

Latin Grammy Award winner, one of the most important, expressive and eclectic Brazilian session drummer/percussionist, over 20 years of experience in recording and producing with artists such as Gal Costa, Ed Motta, Banda Black Rio, Filó Machado, João Bosco, Céu, Criolo, among others.

Brazilian trombonist, from São Paulo. Participated in concerts and recordings with artists such as: Latin Grammy winner with Hermeto Pascoal e Big Band, André Marques, Hamilton de Holanda, Toninho Ferraguti, Nelson Ayres, Elza Soares, Leny Andrade, Simoninha.

Trumpeter, born in Vitória (ES), on June 2, 1997. In 2010 he began his studies in the social project called "mais Educação". In 2015 he joined the "Vale Musica" program through maestro Eduardo Lucas and since then he has had several musical experiences acting as first trumpet in the "Jazz Band Vale Música" and in the "Banda Sinfônica Vale Música".

Brazilian musician with a multifaceted career bridging performance, composition, and music technology. He seamlessly navigates between classical and popular genres, having performed with several symphony orchestras in the United States and with award-winning jazz ensembles, such as the Vitor Arantes Quarteto.