Producing and Engineering for Világvége Rádió
“Egy Este a Gentry Clubban”
“Somehow these people always end up at the same place by the end of the night. Dirty suits, wrinkled shirts and the infamous club of the boulevard: the Gentry Club. If you ask them, they are the cream of the middle class, although others might disagree… Of course the quintessence of this lifestyle is the pleasant contrast of alcohol and substance abuse, grandiloquent public debate and seeking after ladies’ attention. Where is the end of the joy caused by this altered state of consciousness and where does the shallowness-caused numbness begin? The question is not if you will enter, but for how long will you last as a member…”
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Other releases
Aside from working on projects with other artists I am also releasing original music on all platforms, such as Bandcamp, Spotify and Apple Music. These releases are taking the form of singles and EPs
The Vocal Booth
I recently worked as a freelance recording engineer at The Vocal Booth on Malik al Nasir’s upcoming audiobook, Searching for My Slave Roots—a BBC-commissioned project for Audible. Malik’s powerful narrative uncovers his Guyanese-Caribbean heritage and the lasting impact of the transatlantic slave trade. My role was to ensure his voice was captured with clarity and emotional depth, helping deliver a broadcast-quality experience for this significant production.
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Producing and Engineering for Világvége Rádió
“Egy Este a Gentry Clubban”
“Somehow these people always end up at the same place by the end of the night. […] The question is not if you will enter, but for how long will you last as a member…”
Top Releases
Other Releases
Aside from working on projects with other artists I am also releasing original music on all platforms, such as Bandcamp, Spotify and Apple Music. These releases are taking the form of singles and EPs.
The Vocal Booth
I recently worked as a freelance recording engineer at The Vocal Booth on Malik al Nasir’s upcoming audiobook, Searching for My Slave Roots—a BBC-commissioned project for Audible. Malik’s powerful narrative uncovers his Guyanese-Caribbean heritage and the lasting impact of the transatlantic slave trade. My role was to ensure his voice was captured with clarity and emotional depth, helping deliver a broadcast-quality experience for this significant production.
Like What I Do?
Did you know that one of the best ways to directly support me is by buying my music from bandcamp? You can do that by clicking the button below!