Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Sunset Stream
Creative and technically advanced mixing with immersion in the material and thoughtful work on sound, based on empathy with the artist, revealing his energetic and aesthetic message, using unique techniques for preparing and mixing audio material.
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Diesel Dungeon Studio is an affordable, creative and relaxed recording environment with a unique vibe, skilled staff, high attention to detail and top notch acoustics.
An electronic music enthusiast, specialising in music production and mixing.
You never told me how you feel, You never told me what you saw, But i know, I know, Exactly how you feel.
Internationally renowned Saxophonist, contemporary classical & jazz/commercial. Professor of Saxophone RNCM Manchester UK. Performed & recorded as Soloist, with Apollo Saxophone Quartet, Michael Nyman Band, Gwilym Simcock, Michael Buble, Elvis Costello, BBC Philharmonic, Halle, RLPO, CBSO, BBC Big Band, MD for John Helliwell's Super Big Tramp Band
Hello, my name is Juliano and I'm an electronic music producer from Portugal.
@BEATSBYPHARAOHOFFICIAL PRODUCER OF DRILL, AFRO SWING, RNB, DANCEHALL & MORE.
Recent Successes
"It was a great pleasure to work with Janis together! He is absolutely professional, very creative and extremely friendly. I´m looking forward to work on the next project together very soon! "
Mrs. X."In regards to allowing creative license to an artist, you can't really go wrong with Gus as every instinct he has is correct. I've come across many dispassionate musicians and Gus is the antithesis to that. He is all ..."
User 3."Amazing voice, super talented, awesome sense of rhythm, excellent pitch. Molly is a true professional. Very happy with the finished song once again!"
Dave B."Matt is well educated and experienced in music, and I loved that I was able to learn from him. He has various vocalists you can choose from, he is open to bouncing ideas back and forth, and I’m very happy with the ca..."
Christie F.
