William Lee Meyrick

Your vocal is what connects you with your listeners. It's the thing people naturally hear first, and when they hear something that feels off, you lose them. That's why I focus on getting your vocals right.

I've been mixing and producing for almost 10 years. Many of the people I worked with in the beginning still send me their songs to get mixed. Over the years, I've worked on well over a thousand tracks by hundreds of different artists.

Since then, I've had the opportunity to work with some of the biggest names in my home country's music industry, as well as artists from around the world. I've produced, mixed and mastered records released on major labels including Universal Music and Spinnin' Records, and projects I've worked on have accumulated millions of streams across streaming platforms. Through all of that, one thing has become very clear to me: finishing a song is a skill in itself. Knowing exactly what to change, what to leave alone and when a record is truly ready for release is what years of experience have taught me.

Most of the people I work with these days are independent artists making music because they genuinely love it. Some record at home, some in studios. Either way, my job is the same: to make their vocals come across clearly and make a connection with their audiences, no matter which style they choose.

A lot of my clients have tried other engineers before finding me. The reason they keep coming back is pretty simple. They know what they're going to get: clear communication, fast turnaround and a mix that sounds the way it should. A mix that works.