Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with War & Peace
Naturé produces and performs alongside his brother, Canei Finch, and other members of the Finch Brothers collective.
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Up and coming engineer with a fully dedicated set of eyes and ears, I mix with the upmost care and a drive that will only breed beautiful sonics. I'm also a producer so expect a musical mix always, I completely love mixing and only goal is to help make my clients sound their greatest and create great vibes.
Currently active in with mixing, I'm the Producer for Yo Gotti's "Cold Blood", J. Cole's "Kenny Lofton", and "Grew Up Fast", and Kendrick Lamar's "Westside Right On Time",and "The Jig Is Up".
With my over 10 years experience as an audio/mixing engineer, I have mixed and delivered satisfying result for the artists/bands
One of the first (but not first) guitarists to explore the possibility of fusing balkan and flamenco genres.
I love finishing songs.
Great service. every time!
Composer and keyboardist working between cinematic ambient, contemporary electronic and modern classical idioms
Recent Successes
"Gus is absolutely amazing! He put the voice and sound to lyrics my husband wrote for our daughter for her wedding. His communication was amazing and although we live in different countries, it was as if we had met bec..."
Denise T."Denis is very talented and versatile. He will deliver a professional sounding mix and master. Looking forward to completing more projects together!"
Brett S."JP was real professional and he new exactly what would make me sound commercial ready. I would recommend him to anyone."
Patrick S."Thank you, mix was awesome!"
Derek L."She is AMAZING! Mariami did exactly when I wanted really fast and with a lot of quality! She deserves all the best in the music industry"
Peter A."It's great when you work with Dan. Everything sounds right in place.. "
Graziano I."Brian Donohoe was especially excellent For My Remake Of "Funkin' For Jamaica" by Tom Browne! I LOVE his work!"
Mario H.
