Welcome Neenah to In The Zone! 

Neenah is a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-platinum mixing engineer from Amsterdam, NL. Starting out on a double cassette tape deck in the early 2000’s, she has been making music for over half of her life. Her voice and production has been linked to some of the biggest names in hip-hop music for over a decade. In 2010 she was the first female producer to win the Battle of the Beatmakers in Toronto, CA. Nowadays she mainly focuses on her work as a mixing and mastering engineer, but that doesn’t stop her from continuing to write, sing, and produce music of her own.  She has collaborated with Nottz as of recently and went to multiple MWTM masterclasses in France with Jaycen Joshua and Tony Maserati.

If you were on an island and could only bring 3 things, what would you bring? Our next guest would bring his ATCs, soothe2, and a well treated room. Provided that food, shelter, and piña coladas are provided...

His bi-coastal footprint traces back from the sands of Quad Studios to Electric Lady to the beaches of Los Angeles. His quest through the years has landed him with mentors like Michael Brauer and work alongside artists like Coldplay, John Mayer, Kanye West, and Shakira. Now he's already in the midst of carving out his own path, culturing early relationships with producers and artists like Kevin Garrett and rum.gold. 

Ryan Gilligan is In The Zone. 

On this episode of In The Zone, we welcome multi-platinum and Grammy winning mix engineer, David "Yungin" Kim. Before all the fancy titles, David had to prove himself from the ground up. From working countless hours as a runner, battling self doubt, to staying ready in the room. David has shown the humanity it takes to succeed in this business.

Taste, tone, and finding your sonic signature. Our guest can’t hide his passion for the music. With brutal honesty and a care for the craft, he speaks in length about the trickle down effects of the devaluation of music through streaming- all the way down to the independent artist’s budget. In addition, he’s a self proclaimed nerd, gunning for the title of Street Fighter champ at your local GameStop.

From New York to Los Angeles and back, our guest knows when it's time to switch up the pace. He began his career designing audio electronics for Apogee in LA alongside multi-Grammy winning producer, engineer, and mixer Bob Clearmountain- who would later become a good friend. Meanwhile, New York was undergoing a golden age of hip hop. Turntablism birthed a new form of musical creativity. Our guest jumped at the opportunity to return to his home city to feel that electricity. 

He hasn't slowed down since. He is the Grammy nominated, multi-platinum mixer for Run The Jewels and has mixed for Mac Miller, Nick Hook, and many others. His daughter loves his mixes on the iconic Disney soundtracks for the Frozen series, Moana, and Coco. His private production and mix production studio is appropriately named Hudson Electric Co. , as he harnesses the energy of New York culture in the music he touches. 

Joey Raia is In the Zone. 

Sam Sherbin comes from a multicultural family and has obsession and drive built into his DNA. From a young age, music engineering has been a lifelong pursuit for this upcoming star mixer. It's been like a Murphy challenge for Sam in the music business. Those who are passionate and striving for the best will be inspired by this candid story told by Sam himself. 

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the In The Zone podcast. Hosted by Sam Sherbin and Max Cho. This episode's guest is multi-Grammy Award winning mix engineer Stuart White. Renowned for his coveted work with Beyonce, which includes the groundbreaking Lemonade and the Carter's Everything Is Love. Stu has also worked on records for fun, Mary J Blige, FKA Twigs and Alicia Keys. Stu's passion for recording started in his early days in North Carolina with Full Sail's recording program in Florida. He then cut his teeth in NYC at Quad Studios and Jungle City. His open source mentality is one hard to find in music. Tune in for insights on how an A level mixer gets in the zone.