An indie film studio hired me to write, produce and mix a track for an upcoming film! This is my first time doing a sync licensing project and I've been working hard all week to get it done ^_^ But. My ears are really tired at this point. Here's the first mix, planning to take another stab at it tomorrow. In the meantime, I'd really love to get your thoughts!! Please lmk if you have any feedback. https://on.soundcloud.com/5N5FCDvolEcXfLKpY9 This is a Charli XCX / bbno$ / blackpink inspired track. For a car chase scene! So excited.

I'd love to connect with more musical women in this group :) please comment what kind of music you make! Are you a producer? Engineer? Instrumentalist? Let's chat!

The task, because we have nothing better to do on Sunday, is to see how many songs with female names in the title. Do this for a minute see how many you come up with. Put the number and perhaps link to your favourite track in the chat. (I found it is best to think about this a while before you time yourself because I only managed 5 in the minute 😜)

Hey guys - would love your thoughts on this. A guy on Facebook named "John M Stickel" is saying he wants to offer my a sync licensing opportunity for an indie game for my track "Mad World". I've asked for more information and he claims he's an independent contractor and said: "If you’re interested, just send your full name, phone number, email, and mailing address for the agreement draft. Totally optional, nothing is locked in without your approval." To which I said I need more information about the offer and his company before sending over personal contact and he claims that "Once I have those details, I’ll send over the agreement for your review." Like... this is weird, right?

We’re going to film a video called “mix trick or trash?” for YouTube. Well read out a common mixing tip, then each vote if it’s a great trick, or total trash. What are the most controversial mixing tips and tricks you can think of that we could cover?