Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Uncivil
I am a mixing engineer specializing in Rock and Metal music. I do not do mastering but include a professional master at no additional charge. I have been mixing professionally for 7 years and was trained by producer and mixing engineer Jordan Valeriote (Silverstein, Intervals, Emery). Quick turnaround so you don’t have to be wait long for a mix!
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Elton John, Jon Anderson (Yes), Ray Charles, Peter Nero, Paul Williams, Michael McDonald
Where tracks supported by names such as David Guetta, Tiesto and Armin van Buuren were composed; where produced works have been released from labels such as Kontor Records, Armada Music and Black Hole Recordings; where over 1000 raised artists reached from Babylon / Istanbul, Boothaus / Köln to Avalon Hollywood / Los Angeles... This is Turquilla
With my voice I am able and happy to pour my heart n soul into your music.
Hello. Welcome to my page.
Bring your ideas to life through BDYR Studios.
I love playing and recording. I don’t stop until it sounds exactly the way I want it (or in this case, exactly how you want it).
High quality recordings and mixes at an affordable price!
I mainly focused in pop music production .EDM ,POP ,HIP HOP . Write catchy Lyrics and make the real commercial pop songs
Recent Successes
"5 stars"
Bryan S."Macau is fantastic!! He listened to my desires for the track and came up with even better sounds than I could imagine. Awesome to work with and very good at communication and ideas."
promilla"Great work. Highly recommended. Took a couple of very rough ideas and turned them into polished songs. "
Brandon G."Klass never disappoints. Great working with him."
User 2."I worked on multiple songs with Guy (mixing/mastering). Each one sounds better than the last. He is so easy to work with, turnaround time is FAST, and you can tell he is passionate about his work!!! I am definitely go..."
Barbara C."Easy and comfortable to work with. Really happy with the result."
Caren S.
