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Every hero needs a wizard
The Gandalf to your Frodo
The Yoda to your Luke Skywalker
The Mr. Miyagi to your Karate Kid
The Merlin to your King Arthur
On this hero’s journey, you are the protagonist, and you’ve just found your wizard!
VINCE x DOVEEN
Vibe Along
Roles: Coaching; Production; Mixing; Synths; Beat Programming
An unlikely collaboration between singer/songwriter DOVEEN from Lagos, Nigeria, and producer Vince from Amsterdam, Holland, takes you on a unique journey through the ages. As Doveen’s silky smooth vocal performance guides you through a poetic romance story, Vince combines Modern African vibes with the retrofuturistic sounds of the 1980’s.
grimaud
Tom Cruise
Roles: Production; Mixing; Synths; Bass guitar
One Dan Man Band
Butterfly
Roles: Coaching; Production; Mixing; Recording; Bass Guitar; Keys
For this song, Butterfly, beautifully written by @onedanmanband, we went for a dreamy and fantastical vibe. The beauty of today’s technology allowed for a fruitful collaboration, where I helped Dan record his guitars, a drum guide by Aaron Lueth, and finally his vocals, all remotely through Zoom. I had a blast and it was a privilege to have worked on it. 4 more to go!
Kizzme
Ft. Nilson & Mr. RayBass
Ft. Nilson & Mr. RayBass
Solve It
Roles: Production, Mixing; Beat Programming; Synths; Lyrics;
Mr. RayBass & Rebecca Strong
More Than Friends
Roles: Production; Mixing; Keys (some); Synths; Beat Programming
HOPEFULLY HOLY FOOLS
Boyz In Tha Womb
Roles: Mixing; Mastering; Bass guitar
A deeply philosophical song with a slight comedic twist. This theatrical piece has three characters performed by the same artist. So in order to distinguish the characters, I made some slightly different mix choices for all three: – For the Narrator I chose to go with a deep, radio presenter-esque type sound. – For the “skeptic twin” I went with a darker sound, and a short and slightly warped reverb to convey the feeling of mischief and his “toothless mocking” – For the “faithful twin”, I went for a lighter touch, and a big angelic reverb. The result? Well, don’t take my word for it. Go check it out!
