Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Two Smooth

Bringing your record together. Making it sound good. Making it feel good.

Pau Romero is a Barcelona based producer/musician/mixer/engineer who has worked with numerous artists including Algar, VerdCel, Bruno Oro, Ricky Araiza and many more. He has made thousands of gigs arround Spain, Europe and UK with several bands. He likes to play, write for media, arranging for bands, songwriting, producing, recording and mixing.

songwriter, composer, sound engineer, session guitarist, producer with 20 years of industry experience, lately sound engineer at XOYO, London

Analog Tracking studio (Offsite Protools Mix Room.) on the west coast of Sweden, near Gothenburg. Run by a fulltime Dj (Since 84) that "Know" a bit about records and work in a wide range of musical styles. Having "worked" with recordings live for so long makes it very easy for me to hear "Faults" in a recording that most never adress./Toby

As you enter Studio x50, you step into a friendly, inviting place, away from the busy-ness of everyday life and welcome yourself in a Rock and roll Studio . Located in my apartment. It is a quiet cozy seating niche. Feel free to visit simply relax and record your music :)

I love quirky and vulnerable artists with a blend of electronic and acoustic instrumentation where personality is writ large and there is a bold artistic vision.

Producing, Mixing, Mastering. Owner of Element Recording Studios.

Jonathan Beckner is a music Producer and Engineer based out of Atlanta, Georgia. Jonathan graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in Music Technology and a concentration in Jazz Guitar. He brings a unique view to every project that he works on from the local singer/songwriter to the multi-platinum artist.

Home of Analog Methodology and Digital Technology Where OLD School meets NEW Digital recording laced with analog styling's. With years of experience we believe it's the engineer who gets the best sound. High end, Boutique gear is great but if you don't know what it really does how can you use it?