It's Levels To This

About It's Levels To This

Two longtime music pros (Sensei & Fatboi) go deep on what makes music great. A podcast for music producers, artists, and fans. Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. Sensei Hollywood (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) formerly an instructor and chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta, is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more...

Publisher

It's Levels To This

Category

music · music

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

26 Feb 2025

Latest episode

7 May 2026

Latest episodes

18 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   7 May 2026

   BIRTH of TRAP MUSIC

   Chapters 00:00 ESP and the Power of Thought 03:24 The Birth of Trap Music 06:14 The Struggles Behind Trap Music 09:00 Cultural Impact of the Crack Epidemic 11:36 The Legacy of Trap Music 01:02:42 Levels 2 This Full OUTRO.mp4

2. 

   18 Mar 2026

   Can AI Sing the Blues? (And Does the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Still Matter?)

   Is the soul of music being averaged out? In this episode of It’s Levels To This, Dan Marshall and Fatboi stage an AI intervention. We dive into the Suno rabbit hole to ask a hard question: Can a computer ever truly recreate the "dirt" and character that makes the Blues the foundation of everything we love? We also tackle the Gene Simmons vs. Hip Hop debate. If Run-DMC are the Kings of Rock, how can you separate the family? From Prince’s "Purple Rain" miracle to the art of mimicry used by legends like MJ and John Lennon, we trace the DNA that connects the "Big Three"—Rock, Country, and Hip Hop. Chapters 00:00 The Creative Process: Mimicry and Originality 08:49 The Distinction Between Singers and Artists 14:23 Influences and the Creation of Unique Sound 18:06 Divine Intervention in Performance 20:03 The Impact of Iconic Performances 21:08 The Debate on Music Hall of Fame 24:51 The Interconnection of Genres 29:10 Hip Hop: Rock's Little Brother 31:33 The Power of Music Genres 37:14 Recognition in the Music Industry 38:54 The Nature of Awards and Recognition 46:12 Levels 2 This Full OUTRO.mp4

3. 

   5 Mar 2026

   Why Modern Music Feels Empty

   Sensei says: "I recently caught my 12-year-old son obsessing over my 40-year-old Walkman. Watching him discover that tactile, imperfect sound made me realize something: modern records are often "perfect," but they feel completely empty. They have the polish, but they’ve lost the pulse." In this episode, we’re bridging the gap between analog nostalgia and modern digital chaos. We’re breaking down why "imperfection" is actually a production tool and how legends like George Clinton and Thundercat use creative friction to keep their music alive. If you’ve ever felt like your tracks are missing that "soul," or you’re struggling to manage big personalities in the studio, this breakdown is for you. What we cover in this episode: Analog vs. Digital: Why my son's Walkman has something modern Spotify tracks are missing. The "No Man" Secret: Why George Clinton avoided "Yes Men" to find true genius. Creative Flow: How to use mimicry to find your original voice. The Artist Whisperer: Navigating personalities and ego behind the console. Chapters 00:00 The Nostalgia of Analog Music 02:34 The Evolution of Music Production Techniques 05:41 The Influence of Thundercat and Eclecticism in Music 08:39 The Art of Songwriting and Creative Flow 11:38 Breaking Musical Norms and Expectations 14:34 The Legacy of George Clinton and Creative Collaboration 20:29 The Art of Production and Control 23:50 Navigating Artist Personalities 26:31 Behind the Scenes: The Unsung Heroes 30:31 The Role of Yes Men and No Men 33:48 The Creative Process: Mimicry and Originality 36:00 Levels 2 This Full OUTRO.mp4 Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. https://twitter.com/thefatboi https://www.instagram.com/thefatboi_/ ______________________________________________ Sensei Hollywood*  (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer, and audio educator who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more... As an instructor and chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta, he he taught a new generation of audio engineers and producers to go on to great things in their own right.

4. 

   11 Feb 2026

   Is Modern Music Trash?

   Keywords music, Grammy, 1984, 2026, sampling, technology, concept albums, media influence, music production, music trends, music production, songwriting, industry dynamics, ownership, creativity, performance, cultural shifts, K-Pop, timelessness, competition Takeaways Rick Beato's comparison of Grammy nominees highlights a perceived decline in music quality. The conversation reflects on the nostalgia for music from past decades. Gatekeeping in the music industry has changed with the rise of social media. The ease of music production today has led to a saturation of similar sounds. Sampling has evolved, with many artists relying on existing tracks without adding originality. The concept album has become rare in modern music, with many artists focusing on singles. The influence of media, especially MTV, shaped music consumption in the past. Today's music often lacks the distinctiveness of past eras due to homogenization. The role of producers and songwriters has expanded, leading to more collaborative efforts. The discussion touches on the cultural impact of artists like Michael Jackson and their legacy. The modern music industry often involves multiple writers and producers for a single track. Budgets for music production have significantly decreased over the years. Ownership and independence in music are becoming increasingly important. The quality of modern music is often perceived as lacking energy and originality. Producers play a crucial role in shaping an artist's performance and sound. Cultural shifts have changed the way music is consumed and appreciated. K-Pop represents a new trend in music that combines energy and youthfulness. Timelessness in music is a key factor for lasting success. Competition among artists can drive creativity and innovation in music. Authenticity and self-belief are essential for artists to thrive in today's industry. Summary In this conversation, the speakers discuss the evolution of music from the 1980s to the present day, focusing on the perceived decline in quality and originality. They explore the impact of technology, the role of gatekeeping, and the significance of concept albums. The discussion also touches on the influence of media on music trends and the changing landscape of music culture, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by modern artists. In this conversation, Fatboi and Sensei explore the evolution of music production, the changing dynamics of the industry, and the importance of authenticity and performance in modern music. They discuss the impact of technology on songwriting, the significance of ownership, and the need for competition and collaboration among artists. The dialogue also touches on cultural shifts in music consumption and the quest for timelessness in contemporary songs. Titles Is Modern Music Losing Its Touch? Comparing Grammy Nominees: Then vs. Now sound bites "Does today's music suck?" "Hip hop got away from us." "It's levels to this." Chapters 00:00 Does Modern Music Suck? Rick Beato Says:Yes! We React 00:53 INTRO 01:32 Reacting to Music Trends and Grammy Nominations 05:18 The Evolution of Songwriting 09:26 The Impact of Music on Culture 14:20 MTV's Role in Music Popularity 19:22 The Concept of Albums vs. Singles 24:22 The Changing Landscape of Music Production 29:25 The Influence of Soundtracks on Music 32:17 Sampling and Its Artistic Value 35:48 The Evolution of Music and Sampling 39:34 The Changing Landscape of Songwriting and Production 43:48 Ownership and the Music Industry 46:20 The State of Modern Music and Performance 51:53 The Impact of Technology on Music Consumption 57:04 Cultural Shifts in Music and Society 01:02:36 The Evolution of Song of the Year 01:04:33 The Competitive Landscape of Music 01:07:15 The Importance of Rivalry in Music 01:08:25 The Role of Originality and Authenticity 01:29:40 Finding the Balance in Music Creation 01:34:53 Levels 2 This Full OUTRO.mp4

5. 

   8 Dec 2025

   Steve Cropper - It's Levels To This - 008

   Hosts Fatboi and Sensei discuss Steve Cropper's profound influence on Stax Records, dissecting the collaborative spirit and unexpected origins of hit songs, while emphasizing the value of experience in the music industry.

6. 

   28 Oct 2025

   RUN- DMC: ROCK BOX / WALK THIS WAY Episode 13

   FATBOI and SENSEI HOLLYWOOD explore RUN DMC's fusion of rock and rap, highlighting how their groundbreaking sound reshaped music and culture in this episode.

7. 

   2 Oct 2025

   Michael Jackson's Human Nature - PART 2

   Sensei and Fatboi analyze Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," dissecting its music theory, jazz influences, and collaborative creation, revealing insights into chord progressions and vocal techniques.

8. 

   26 Sept 2025

   Michael Jackson's Human Nature - Full Song Breakdown part 1

   The hosts analyze Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," dissecting its production, lyrics, and cultural impact to reveal the song's deeper emotional themes and lasting legacy in music history.

9. 

   4 Sept 2025

   The Case of The Police vs. Sting

   Sensei and Fatboi explore the legal dispute over The Police's "Every Breath You Take" royalties, revealing the complexities of creative collaboration and compensation in music.

10. 

    21 Aug 2025

    EP 9 Tami LaTrell

    Songwriter, music publisher, and business consultant Tami LaTrell interviews host [Host Name] about navigating music industry challenges, intellectual property, and fair artist compensation.

11. 

    6 Aug 2025

    FUNK THAT BREAKS THE RULES

    Sensei and Fatboi analyze funk music, discussing how artists like Prince and The Time break its rules while preserving its essence, highlighting musicianship and rhythm in this interview.

12. 

    2 Jun 2025

    DJ Montay - Legendary Producer for Flo Rida, T-Pain & Oomp Camp

    DJ Montay, Grammy-nominated producer, recounts his evolution from DJ to producer, highlighting Oomp Camp's influence on Atlanta's music scene and the creation of iconic tracks like Flo Rida's "Low," in this interview with Fatboi and Sensei Hollywood.

13. 

    8 May 2025

    Grammy Nominated Engineer Scott Taylor - Travis Scott's Creative Force

    Today we’re talking to grammy nominated engineer Scott Taylor, AKA Scotti He’s leveled up from my Audio 101 class to the top of the charts working with J.I.D. Rae Sremmund, and Travis Scott The student has become the teacher, so get your pencils ready It’s levels to this Summary In this engaging conversation, the speakers reflect on their experiences in the music industry, emphasizing the importance of authentic teaching, studying the greats, and navigating the studio environment. They discuss the journey from being a student to becoming a professional, the significance of building relationships, and the role of confidence and trust in collaboration. The conversation also touches on managing egos, the art of communication, and the value of sharing knowledge in the creative process. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the intricacies of the music industry, discussing the importance of hard work, humility, and the ability to adapt in a fast-paced environment. They share personal experiences from long studio sessions, the significance of wearing multiple hats, and the evolving landscape of music in the face of technological advancements like AI. The dialogue emphasizes the value of collaboration, learning, and teaching within the creative process, while also reflecting on past successes and future aspirations. Chapters 00:00 The Impact of Authentic Teaching 03:00 From Student to Professional: A Journey in Music 05:58 The Importance of Studying the Greats 08:53 Navigating the Studio Environment 12:01 Building Relationships in the Music Industry 15:02 The Role of Confidence and Trust in Collaboration 18:07 Ego Management in Creative Spaces 21:08 The Art of Communication and Feedback 23:53 Teaching and Sharing Knowledge in Music 27:04 Creating a Positive Vibe in the Studio 34:53 The Studio Experience: Time and Ego Management 40:53 The Journey of Hard Work and Humility 46:50 Wearing Multiple Hats in the Music Industry 52:31 The Evolution of Music and the Role of AI 01:01:47 Reflections on Success and Future Aspirations ______________________________________________ Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. https://twitter.com/thefatboi https://www.instagram.com/thefatboi_/ ______________________________________________ Sensei Hollywood*  (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more... He was formerly an instructor and the chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta where he taught a new generation of audio engineers and producers to go on to great things in their own right. https://www.instagram.com/senseihollywood https://twitter.com/senseihollywood. *F.K.A. ThundaDan

14. 

    17 Apr 2025

    Dee Brown - Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar, & H.E.R.'s Secret Weapon

    Today we’re talking to grammy nominated engineer DEE BROWN, currently working as a staff engineer at Apple Music in Nashville Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar and H.E.R. have benefitted from his experience And so should you We got his take on AI, Dolby Atmos, the future of music production, and much more Social Media: INSTAGRAM - @thed247 #studiolife TWITTER - @thed247 FACEBOOK - Dee Brown Get ready Cause its levels to this... In this conversation, Grammy-nominated engineer Dee Brown discusses the evolving landscape of music production, particularly focusing on the use of Atmos technology, the role of AI in creativity, and the importance of studio techniques. He shares insights on building personal studios, the intricacies of mixing in Atmos, and the future of music consumption in a world increasingly dominated by technology. We delve into the evolving landscape of audio technology and music engineering and discuss the impact of new audio formats like Atmos, the challenges faced by independent engineers, and the role of AI in music production. The conversation also touches on the future of music sampling and the importance of musicianship in an increasingly digital world. Chapters 00:00 The Role of Atmos in Music Production 02:49 AI and Creativity in Music 06:02 Studio Techniques and Equipment 09:03 Building a Personal Studio 12:02 Understanding Atmos Mixing 15:01 The Future of Atmos and Music Consumption 27:09 Exploring New Audio Technologies 30:35 The Journey of a Music Engineer 32:18 Challenges in the Music Industry 35:35 The Role of AI in Music Production 40:32 The Evolution of Music Sampling 46:06 The Future of Music Engineering

15. 

    8 Apr 2025

    Kori Anders (Part 2) - Music's Future: Atmos Mixing & Navigating AI

    Here in part 2 of our conversation with grammy award winning recording engineer Kori Anders, we delve into the evolution of music production, highlighting the shift from analog to digital, the impact of technology on creativity, and the challenges faced by modern engineers. We discuss the role of AI in music production, the future of immersive sound technologies like Dolby Atmos, and the importance of maintaining the vibe in music. Kori, Sensei, and Fatboi share memorable studio experiences and insights from their careers, emphasizing the need for adaptability in an ever-changing industry. Chapters 00:00 Evolving with Technology in Music Production 03:07 The Shift from Analog to Digital 05:58 The Role of Templates in Mixing 08:47 Embracing AI in Music Production 12:04 The Future of Dolby Atmos in Music 14:57 Consumer Experience and Music Quality 18:14 The Importance of Vibe in Mixing 21:01 Learning from New Producers 24:04 Memorable Studio Experiences 29:59 Final Thoughts and Advice 31:33 LEVEL UP Lightning Round: We put Kori on the spot ----------------------- “Before I even knew there was such a career as audio engineering, I was just a kid growing up in San Jose, California who wanted to be a DJ.” Mention anything music related to this guy, and watch his face light up.  Kori Anders is as passionate as they come when it comes to Mix Engineers.  Back in 2002 he was literally a month away from starting law school, when he decided to instead take a leap of faith and pursue his passion for music by enrolling in Full Sail University’s Recording Arts program.  That leap of faith has reaped rewards that have surpassed anything he could have ever imagined.  Through out the little more than a decade he has been an engineer, Kori has worked with a plethora of amazing artists and producers including Nicki Minaj, Usher Raymond, Wyclef Jean, and Pharrell Williams.  He has worked on more than 20 Gold and Platinum selling Albums and has received Grammy Nominations for his work on Akon’s “Konvicted” album and Faith Evans’ “R&B Divas” album.   In 2010, he joined elite company by becoming a Grammy Award Winning Engineer for his work on BeBe and CeCe Winans’ Best Contemporary Gospel Album, “Still”. Kori draws from a combination of a diverse musical palette, his roots as a DJ, and his uncanny ear for detail, to provide his clients with a polished sound that enhances the emotional intent of the artist.  On the few days off from mixing that he does have, Kori is often still found in the studio creating. Music is sacred to him, and for that reason, quality is the only option. “Its an amazing feeling to breath life into some of the records that become the soundtracks to millions of people’s lives.  I wouldn’t trade my career for any other career in the world!” -Kori Anders ______________________ ABOUT THE HOSTS: ______________________ Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. https://twitter.com/thefatboi https://www.instagram.com/thefatboi_/ ______________________________________________ Sensei Hollywood*  (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more... He was formerly an instructor and the chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta where he taught a new generation of audio engineers and producers to go on to great things in their own right. https://www.instagram.com/senseihollywood https://twitter.com/senseihollywood.

16. 

    25 Mar 2025

    Engineer Kori Anders - Music Business Success Secrets: People Skills Pay the bills

    In this conversation, Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Kori Anders shares insights into the music industry, emphasizing the importance of people skills over technical skills in audio engineering. He recounts his journey from aspiring lawyer to successful audio engineer, highlighting key inspirations and experiences that shaped his career. The discussion delves into the realities of recording sessions, unique artist processes, and the vital role of communication and trust in the studio. Kori also reflects on the balance between technical and creative skills, and the unspoken language that exists between artists and engineers.

17. 

    6 Mar 2025

    Producer Liby V: From Intern To The Top Of The Charts

    In this episode, Producer Liby V (one of Sensei's old students),  drops in to share his journey from intern to the top of the charts. Fresh off his recent success with girl group Psiryn's "Sober" hitting #1 on the Billboard Adult RnB charts (#17 overall), he talks with Sensei and Fatboi about his path from student to producer, creativity, networking, gear selection, and much more. He emphasizes the significance of timing in music releases, the art of simplicity in production, and the shift towards using analog gear. Libby also distinguishes between the roles of a beat maker and a producer, while navigating the fine line between influence and originality in music creation. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the world of music production, exploring themes of nostalgia, the evolution of engineering, the impact of AI, and the importance of emotional connection in music. They share personal stories about their journeys from musicians to producers, discuss the challenges of staying true to one's sound amidst industry pressures, and reflect on the diverse genres they work in. The conversation emphasizes the significance of authenticity and passion in the creative process. (00:00) - (00:00) - Chapter 2 (00:00) - Breaking Boundaries in Music Production (02:58) - Networking and Building Relationships (05:57) - The Journey of 'Siren' and Timing in Music (08:59) - Creative Inspiration and Genre Blending (12:04) - The Art of Simplicity in Music Production (15:05) - The Shift to Analog Gear (18:05) - Defining Roles: Beat Maker vs. Producer (21:01) - Navigating Influence and Originality in Music (24:00) - Collaborations and Influences in Libby V's Career (26:18) - Nostalgia and Gear Regrets (30:06) - The Evolution of Engineering and Production (34:54) - The Journey from Musician to Producer (39:14) - AI's Impact on Music Production (43:36) - Emotional Connection in Music (46:10) - Exploring Different Genres (47:32) - Staying True to Your Sound Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. Sensei Hollywood (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more... He was formerly an instructor and the chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta where he taught a new generation of audio engineers and producers to go on to great things in their own right.

18. 

    26 Feb 2025

    Beatmaker vs. Producer: Where Do You Draw the Line?

    Beatmaker Vs. Producer Where do you draw the line? This conversation between two longtime music industry pros (producer Fatboi and musician/engineer Sensei Hollywood) delves into the evolving roles of producers and beat makers in the music industry, exploring how technology has blurred the lines between these roles. Sensei and Fatboi discuss the importance of arrangement, the producer's craft, and the challenges faced in the modern music landscape, emphasizing the need for creativity and emotional connection in music production. They discuss the trade-offs of industry recognition, the limitations of AI in capturing genuine emotion, and the unique touch that human musicians bring to their craft. The conversation highlights the importance of emotional depth in music, the flaws inherent in both human and AI decision-making, and the evolution of iconic songs through human creativity. (00:00) - The Evolution of Music Production (02:47) - Defining Roles: Producer vs. Beat Maker (05:58) - The Art of Song Arrangement (09:01) - Navigating Industry Pressures (11:56) - The Role of Emotion in Music (15:03) - AI in Music Production: A Double-Edged Sword (18:08) - The Human Element in Music Creation ______________________________________________ Fatboi is a Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated, award winning producer whose credits include: Camoflauge, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, Rocko, Shawty Redd, Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Juvenile, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, OJ Da Juiceman, 8Ball & MJG, Jeremih, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Bobby V, Ludacris and Yo Gotti, Monica, Zay Smith, TK Kravitz, Future. https://twitter.com/thefatboi https://www.instagram.com/thefatboi_/ ______________________________________________ Sensei Hollywood*  (a.k.a. Dan Marshall) is an accomplished musician, producer, engineer who's performed on and engineered multi--platinum records with Big Boi, Outkast, Killer Mike, Chamillionaire, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Ron Isley, Lil Wayne, Trillville, Monica, and more... He was an instructor and the chair of the Audio Production program at the Art Institute of Atlanta where he taught a new generation of audio engineers and producers to go on to great things in their own right. https://www.instagram.com/senseihollywood https://twitter.com/senseihollywood. *F.K.A. ThundaDan

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