Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with WIDEFRAME
My goal is to bring your vision to reality and make incredible music together. I'm a producer, mix engineer based out of Phoenix, AZ who's worked with award winning artists, major labels, global brands/networks and indie artists from all over the world. I specialize in Urban, Pop, and EDM but I've worked in all types of genres over the last 16yrs.
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Steve Flynn is an engineer in the Boston area.
Award Winning Mixing/Mastering engineer and Guitarist, specialising in Power Metal and heavy Rock/Metal.
My goal is to be a trusted sounding-board, team member and creative confidant to help steer records towards the best work of art they can be.
As the singer-songwriter/guitarist for the band Slow Pilot and live-singer for the band Hooverphonic, I've sung on a lot of big stages around the world. Hope I can help you with finding melodies, or recording a vocal track on your beloved songs!
work with several engineer and will polish your sound perfectly.
I got a call one night from someone who needed a 'Nate Dogg' style singer. After about an hour in the booth, "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis was born. Google it. I do much more than "Thrift Shop"!!
Let's put words to that song that you've been kicking around forever.
Grammy winner and 3x Billboard Producer/Songwriter
Recent Successes
"Josh is unbelievably talented and dependable "
Larry J."Truly superb soulful house Baseline !! Another Top job completed by the best Bass player on Soundbetter !!!! Thank you , Merry Xmas Ezequiel .... Jazzy "
Jazzyd A."It was a pleasure working with Katie. I provided a few references of what I was looking for and she delivered exactly what was needed for the track. She was patient and easy to work with. Her lyrics and vocal performa..."
Andrew F."Ivan is very professional and easy to work with. Easy and fast communication and great results. "
Adriano"Very professional and helpful, and a great voice. Hope to work with her again"
Federico R.
