You deserve producers and engineers who understand you.

 

Because you’re chasing honesty, not chasing perfection.

 

You’re not here to play it safe, you’re here to make something unforgettable.

 

And you know that finding the right collaborators changes everything.

 

Here are a few worth knowing ⬇

Will Brierre

 

Mixing Engineer

 

A calming presence who delivers monstrously fun mixes. His mixes are big, bold, and weirdly effortless - like they always knew how to breathe, they just needed the right person to bring them to life.

Whether it’s a stadium anthem or a bedroom banger, Will brings out the emotion, energy, and spark without overcooking the vibe. He’s worked with icons like The Killers, Imagine Dragons, and Stevie Nicks, but he treats every track like it deserves to be iconic. 

 

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Brendan Dekora

 

Mixing Engineer  

 

Grammy-winning engineer and sonic sherpa for thoughtful rock bands. Brendan’s mixes are textured, immersive, and emotionally true - built to support the feeling at the heart of your song. He’s not just pressing buttons; he’s listening for what you meant.

Whether you’re working with unconventional arrangements or nuanced dynamics, Brendan helps bring clarity and depth without losing the edge. His credits include Foo Fighters, Nine Inch Nails, and Steven Wilson, but what really sets him apart is his ability to bridge that final gap between your intention and the speakers.

 

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Phillip Broussard, Jr

 

Producer & Engineer

 

Phillip is a sonic explorer and music junkie with a deep respect for the craft. He’s the kind of collaborator who listens closely, challenges gently, and brings out your boldest ideas without ever overshadowing them. 

His work blends analog warmth with experimental edge, always in service of the song. As a member of Rick Rubin’s team for the past two decades, he’s worked with legends from Adele to Slipknot, from Red Hot Chili Peppers to Johnny Cash… but his true gift is helping boundary-pushing artists turn abstract creative visions into records that feel both innovative and undeniable.

 

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Dave Stagl

 

Mix & Mastering Engineer (Stereo + Dolby Atmos)

 

Dave’s not here to dazzle you with jargon or flex his setup… He’s here to make your music sound incredible and take the stress out of the process. 

With over two decades behind the console, he’s a trusted partner for artists who want clarity, space, and emotional weight - whether in stereo or fully immersive Dolby Atmos. He’s the least pretentious gear nerd you’ll probably ever meet - and he’s here to clear the path between where your tracks are to where you always hoped they’d land.

 

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Jake Bonham

 

Producer & Co-Writer

 

Jake’s here to help you turn voice memos into goosebumps. 

He’s the creative co-pilot you call when you’ve got a song stuck in your soul but no idea how to land it. Whether you’re chasing a feeling, a vibe, or the perfect second verse, Jake’s got the ears, empathy, and unshakable belief to help you get there. He’s not here to overproduce you - he’s here to unlock the version of the song you knew was in there all along.

 

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Carl Bahner

 

Mixer, Co-Producer, Emotional Archaeologist

 

If you put the Backstreet Boys and Aphex Twin in a blender with a 1960 Ludwig kit, you’d land somewhere close to Carl’s sonic instincts: pop sensibilities wrapped in glitchy ear candy, anchored by massive rhythm sections and tiny buried details that only reveal themselves on the 10th listen.

Before mixing full-time, he toured internationally as a drummer, which left him with an unusually tuned ear for what actually feels good in a room full of humans. Now, he helps artists and producers turn their “almost done” songs into unignorable records - by making the catchy parts catchier and the weird parts weirder.

With a drummer’s sense of motion and a remixer’s ear for surprise, he shapes mixes that feel tight, weird, and borderline sentient. The kind of songs people don’t just hear. They obsess over.

 

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