Really liked the raw energy of this song and how busy it is musically, from an engineer's view.

Fortune (Before Mastering the Stereo Mix)

I wanted to bring all the instruments in the song even more up front making it even easier to enjoy, at any volume.  I felt this track has a lot of raw energy and just needed a bit of a polish to put a bit more warmth over it.

Fortune (After Mastering the Stereo Mix)

Was excited to try a Punjabi song.  It has all the elements of a.. pop/r&b song but I don't know what's being said.  There's a lot of instruments here and a lot to play with.

Kaard E Shaq (Before Mixing & Mastering)

I enjoyed bringing this track together. I didn't understand the lyrics exactly but there's tons of feeling here so it wasn't a problem.  I used the drums as a nice anchor while having all these instruments come together to support the singer and the emotion.

Kaarda E Shaq (After Mixing & Mastering)

This song has 42 tracks to mix.  Lots going on, and a change in swing for the chorus.

Jealous Fights (Before Mixing & Mastering)

I enjoyed getting into this track. It moves, it swings, it slows down, it picks back up.  There are actually 3 different drum patterns happening here on top of everything else.

Jealous Fights (After Mixing & Mastering)

This is a fun track, with only 4 instruments.  I like the message, the vibe and look forward to mixing it.

My Friend (Before Mixing & Mastering)

I was planning to make the drums background and focus on the acoustic side of this track, but found the drums are not the background type of drums.  I really like this song and enjoyed making it pop out more and showing off the musical talent done with only 4 tracks.

My Friend (After Mixing & Mastering)

First time I got to work with Punk music.  I was hoping to do the mix but it turned out I was only asked to do Mastering.

Just Doing Well (Before Mastering this Stereo Mix)

I spent 6 sessions with this track.  I was enjoying the new genre and really getting into the depth of the track.  I wanted to keep the punch while still bringing all the instruments forward.  I enjoyed working on this 'feeling down' track.

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