By Bemi (Founder Mor Music Group)
Mor Music Group had a talent search for producers
back in July. We had an initial problem of obtaining industry standard music
production. I discussed the issue with my business advisor, and was introduced
to the producers from Manike Music. Manike Music is run by talented duo Maryann
and Michael. They are music producers with impressive credits including
Universal, Sony, Pepsi, Channel 4, and BBC. (A feature on Manike Music coming soon
on this blog). Manike Music agreed to work with our pop act Izzy Fortuin. We were
left with one more hurdle - we required a producer for our Hip-hop and R&B
songs.
I decided to have a talent search for a Hip-hop and
R&B producer. We received numerous responses via social media and email. Many
thanks to all the producers who sent their work in for consideration.
We listened to numerous demos, and one producer
stood out - 19 year old up and coming music producer known as Producer Beast. The
Mor Music Group artists also listened to his music, and they were all
impressed. I had a discussion with Producer Beast, and
he had a great personality. He also came highly recommended by one of his previous
clients. I was convinced he was the right fit for our team.
The unfinished track (MP3 format) we were working on
was sent to Producer Beast, and he was able to recreate a better version of the
initial track without the wav files (technical term for the music files). He
also integrated my ideas with his interpretation of the song. Most producers I
know like to maintain creative control. However, Producer Beast was open to new
ideas, as long as it made the music sound better.
When it came down to his payment preference, Producer Beast said to me “Pay
me when I’ve finished with a song, and you are happy with the finished product.”
Suffice it to say, this is a young man with great work ethics, and integrity.
I don’t come across people like Producer Beast every day.
When I do, I feel the need to acknowledge people like him in some way. For this
reason, I decided to feature Producer Beast this week on our ‘Made in
Leicester’ blog series.
Producer Beast continues to work with Mor Music
Group. He produced Rakim & Aimee’s upcoming single ‘Now you’re gone’, and is
currently working on a single with Matt R.
Producer
Beast studied Music Production in college. He is currently studying Music
Production at a university in York.
You
can follow Producer Beast on Twitter@ProducerBeast
Great article overall!
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