Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Union Black Project
I specialise in music editing, beat correction editing ( Adjusting warp markers to align a song to grid ), and podcast editing.
More providers:
- I have produced for Vertigo Films and have made instrumentals for commercials and movies. - I create a feel good, vibrant Hip-Hop, RnB, Rap, commercial sound.
I am a music producer, arranger, mixing engineer and piano player based in Los Angeles, with a degree in contemporary writing and production from Berklee College of Music. I specialise in pop, indie-pop, RnB, rap and trap production, mainly working for singers and rappers. I will work hard to make your song the best it can be!
I'm a creative session guitarist, also music producer. 20+ years of experience.
I’m a Catalan sound engineer, based in Amsterdam. I’ve worked and studied in Spain, and have been touring Europe. I have extensive work experience in live sound reinforcement environments, suchs as music, performing arts and corporate events, giving me varied skills and the ability to work with many diferents types of people.
Sound&Mix Engineer, Music Producer, Music composer and orchestrator.
Do you need a hit? I got you! I'm known for my very incredible catchy melodies and songwriting skills. My name is Natasha Aponté, I am a professional singer-songwriter and demo vocalist that is LA-based, but originally from New York City.
Arrangements and Recordings
Basslines, Production, Mixing, Mastering services
Recent Successes
"Excellent, excellent work! I have used him 3 times now. Always an excellent job."
ron p."I don't know what to say. that was by far my best job since i started making music. jessie is so friendly and wants you to be satisfied. She has a good heart and likes to work. many singers can learn somet..."
tomoya w."Briliant as always 🤘"
Adonis K."I had a very good experience with Drew overall, the tracks sounded great, he delivered on time and he added some extra percussion details that were very welcome! "
Marco P.
