Records that work everywhere. A stadium, a theater, and a pair of AirPods.
Selected work
The lane
Most producers pick one. I came up making Indian pop Arijit Singh, Armaan Malik, T-Seriesand ended up co-producing a World Cup halftime showand two cuts on a Paramount soundtrack.
Sitar and tabla sit in the same session as an 808. That crossover isn’t a gimmick I picked up it’s the room I actually grew up in, and it’s why my records travel.
Listen

Hire
I know what a record has to survive to get released A&R notes, music supervisors, mastering, broadcast. So I don’t hand back a cool-sounding mix. I hand back a finished, deliverable record.
Booking
Payment sits in escrow and is only released when the work is done. You’re protected, and so am I.
The tool
After an hour inside a chain you are certain it sounds better because you remember making it better. And louder always reads as better, so any comparison that isn’t level-matched is worthless.
Blind A/B removes both biases. Two versions, loudness-matched and time-aligned, and you are never told which is which. You commit to a preference. Only then does it reveal what you actually picked and keep score.
I built it because I needed it. It’s the same standard I hold a mix to, in a tool you can buy.
No visual tells. No audible click on switch. No filenames until the reveal. Which side is which is decided by a coin flip, every session. If a comparison can be gamed, it’s worthless so none of this is optional.
The plugin.A version that compares a chain against its own bypass, live in the DAW no bouncing, no routing. It’s being built now and it isn’t finished, so I’m not selling it yet.
Tell me when →Contact
Send the best version of the song you have, not the busiest one plus two or three references. Three records you want to stand next to tells me more in thirty seconds than a paragraph does.