Luke Shrestha is an award winning record producer, songwriter, engineer, and musician based in Los Angeles California. Luke began his professional music career in 2010 playing organ for multiple churches all over California and from 2011 to 2013, he won multiple awards for his organ performances. In 2013, he moved out to LA to pursue a full time career as a record producer and songwriter. Since then he has worked on projects for artists such as 5 Seconds of Summer, Jessie J, Good Charlotte and Chance the Rapper.

In late 2011, Luke won multiple Phillip Lorenz Keyboard awards and multiple awards for outstanding jazz performances on piano. A few years later, he starting studying with Elizabeth Sellers, a distinguished student of Elmer Bernstein. Luke refined his musicality with many other distinguished composers and songwriters including Bruce Broughton, Timothy Howard, William Malpede and Jim Dooley. From 2014 to 2015, he worked for multi-platinum record producer John Feldmann on the 5 Seconds of Summer Record “Sounds Good Feels Good” which went number one on the Billboard 100. Also in 2015, he worked for multi platinum songwriters the Madden Brothers at their company MDDN. At his time their he worked on projects for artists such as Jessie J and Good Charlotte. In 2016 into early 2017, Luke started working for Om’mas Keith (Frank Ocean, John Legend), started a company with Simon Jay called Sound Tiger Songs that specializes in making radio ready productions for up and coming artists, and worked with hip hop artist James the Mormon who’s last album got to number one on the billboard charts. 

Luke currently is working with Chris Trousdale (Dreamstreet) and is working with composer Robert Irving on various movies and commercials. His most recently released works include “Pop Stars” by Conor Moriarty, “What Could’ve Been” by Tides, “Words Don’t Mean Much in this Town” by Sammy Plotkin, and “Indigo” by Phoenix Red. Luke is also continuing work with Sound Tiger Songs helping develop up and coming talent.

Bass music that hopefully makes you feel more than bass 👤

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