In The Mix with... Steph Marziano

The music industry's best producers and audio engineers discuss their careers and share advice.

Our In the Mix series sees the music industry's best producers and audio engineers discuss their careers and share advice for anyone looking to launch successful studio careers.

Taking place on 29th September, the first session of the year will feature the amazing writer, producer, and mixer Steph Marziano. For the past six years, Philadelphia-bred, London-based Steph Marziano has been writing, producing and mixing across some of the world’s biggest music markets. For Steph, music represents more than sound, it’s emotional, and everyone she’s worked with knows she likes to focus on what matters most — helping to capture the Artist’s passion and personality through storytelling.

After moving to the UK to study Sound Technology at LIPA, Steph later cut her teeth as an Engineer recording Kasabian’s For Crying Out Loud (UK no. 1), along with projects from Sam Smith, Bruno Major, and Mumford & Sons. Most recently, Steph co-wrote with additional production on Hayley Williams’ (of Paramore) solo album Petals For Armor. She produced, engineered, and mixed ICMP alumna Denai Moore’s album We Used to Bloom and has also worked with Lapsley (Young Turks), The Wombats (Good Soldier), Tegan and Sara (Warner), Claud (Terrible Records), Circa Waves (Prolifica), Dylan Fraser (Atlantic), Rhys Lewis (Decca), Lava La Rue, Sophie and the Giants (Universal), Benjamin Francis Leftwich (Dirty Hit) and Boniface (Transgressive). She was nominated for best UK Writer/Producer at this year’s Music Producer Guild Awards.

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