I'm an engineer.  I write electronic music; my forte being oldskool and progressive house/techno.  I like dabbling in the nuskool sounds and other sounds.  I produce artists from around Columbus in my home studio.  I learn something new everyday I sit in this chair.  I graduated from Columbus State Community College with an Associate of Arts Degree, and attended seven weeks at the Recording Workshop, attaining a certification in audio engineering (2015) to further hone my skills.

This page is dedicated to preserving and cataloging any music I've been a part of.

If you like my stuff or wanna get produced, shoot me an email at 

tk109_durr@hotmail.com
tk109_durr@yahoo.com

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Halen Bouhadana is a 24-year-old full-time music producer, songwriter, audio engineer, and synch-writer currently residing in Phoenix, Arizona and Los Angeles, California. He specializes in a broad selection of genres and is goal-oriented into creating a powerful, unique musical product.
At age 15, Halen began exploring the world of digital recording as well as music production. His artist-whisperer abilities stem from the trust his clients’ place in him when they discover he’s one of a kind. A musician since the age of eight when he began playing guitar, Halen joined his first band at age 11. At age 19 and on, he began touring with his band and sharing the stage with acts such as Bon Jovi, Twenty One Pilots, Rachel Platten, AJR, Jon Bellion, Daya, Aaron Carter, and more. His songwriting abilities for his band enabled him to earn early success with his music career. He studied advanced music theory throughout his late teens and eventually formally pitch-trained his ear to perfect enhancement. During this time as well, Halen began studying composition and songwriting. These skills became vital in his growth as a commercial producer, and had eventually allowed him to become an expert on instrumental/vocal layering. A catchy hook was another crucial thing Halen found essential to songwriting and music production. As the book Hit Makers, Thompson, 2016, reads “there is no formula” for what makes a hit, it is a “challenge-accepted” task for Halen to properly analyze and help create that hook, with necessary composition and lyrical factors, to enable hit potential.

I just let the truth shine

bigcigproductions@gmail.com

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