Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Thousand Below
I love your terrible vocals! No, seriously! I think they're terrific but I ALSO would love to help you be happy with the way that they sound so that every time you show your track to a new person, you don't cringe inside at the way your vocal melody sounds. I want you to enjoy turning the vocals up in the mix! Let's work together on that.
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Hi I'm Joe. I am a songwriter ready to work.
With a background in musical theatre and a side passion in heavy rock, EM-Jay Media is a versatile audio provision business with an interest in helping niche passion projects, home recordings, and local talents get the attention they deserve.
French singer & musician composer from Paris
VOCALS: Versatile, Vulnerable, Vigorous --- Addicted to capturing/conveying emotion! "Awesome vocalist" -Dave Fortman (Producer: Slipknot, Evanescence, Mudvayne) "Production and performances Sound killer and it is very memorable and catchy. Nice work all around.." -Adam Kasper (Engineer/Producer: Nirvana, Soundgarden, Foo Fighters, Aerosmith)
A connoisseur of words.
An entire specialized team focused on your project, what else do you want?
Professional and experienced backing vocalist & voiceover artist with over 20 years of experience. I deliver polished and versatile vocals that elevate any project.
Recent Successes
"Sefi is fantastic."
Jay"Incredible talent, excellent producer and mixing engineer :) Satisfied!"
Raffoul S."Quincy is amazing! He listened to everything I wanted and wrote a dope song for me; true professional songwriting. I definitely look forward to working with him again. Great Job Bro! "
Brandon I."Very professional, experienced and proficient at what he does. If you're looking for that clear, crisp radio sound you always hear, Gerard is your man. "
zak h."Corey has tons of SKILL! But he also has the unteachable gift of FEEL! He nailed what I was looking for in my track. "
Rob C.
