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Music Production + Composition
A music composition and media project studio in New York City. If you have a project that needs music, or a track you need to produce for a live show or video, please send me a message. We can do any stage of most projects here, from conception to delivery: composing, songwriting, recording, editing, mixing, post-production, and mastering.
I have a background in music composition, arranging, writing and musical direction, and over 20 years of experience as a musical artist, creator, performer, engineer, and producer. My most recent work has been composing and arranging music for an upcoming Netflix movie and performing on piano at the Kennedy Center.
As a collaborative composer and producer, I have developed an easygoing, knowledgeable style that people consistently value and return for. People don’t just come here to record their project or get a track produced; they come to shape their vision, to edit and orchestrate their music, and to add the polish and studio magic that will make their work shine and stand out.
My studio is built around collaboration and efficient workflow, and I’ve invested a lot of time and money making sure we can “knock it out of the park.” I have a wealth of experience working with all types of folks -- songwriters, singers, creative producers, Broadway actors, comedians, directors, playwrights, videographers, slam poets, lyricists, suits -- and am usually able to deliver clients a product they are very happy with. I work extremely hard on every project that I take on, and I’m insanely particular about making sure things sound as good as possible before things are considered “finished.”