Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Terry and the Good Time Boys
Hi – I’m Ben Stinson! I’m a music producer & mix engineer from West Yorkshire, UK. I specialise in rock, punk, indie & singer-songwriter music.
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A small studio with vintage equipment and a well trained engineer
I'm a lead singer, backing vocalist and session singer. I have been working in the industry for years with plenty of experience.
I am a studio, engineer or session musician for hire If you are looking for that new, modern sound in Pop, R&B, and Hip Hop...I'm your guy! I can create your song from scratch or build a full arrangement around your lyrics/vocal ideas. Hit me up and let me know
Session guitarist and composer, soundtrack composer, sound designer, audio for video games, sound art
Critically acclaimed and professionally trained Jazz pianist. Specializes in improvisation and composition.
Ready to make your next song slam!
First class Bachelor's in Music Production. Hit me up if you want a modern mainstream sound for your mix or master!
New here, trying to get my name out. The name is Tony. I am a guitarist, keyboardist and Ableton Live monkey. I will provide lead/rhythm guitar or keyboard/synth lines for your project! I'm a huge music listener of all genres and open to all types of work. I'm super laid back and easy to work with. Please consider me for you project!
Recent Successes
"Always a pleasure working with Camilo! He is on point"
Kim P."Chris was very professional from start to finish! He resonded very quickly to my initial outreach, stay right on top of follow up messages and delivered great results very quickly. I will seek him out again for futu..."
Mark S."This is my second time working with Sefi! His attention to detail and talented ear always create an exceptional mix. I'm honored to have the opportunity to work with him!"
Mark B."Amazing guy to work with!! Great vocals and very nice and professional person to talk to! Looking forward to work with Marcello again!"
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