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Hey!

I’m SoulManStan, or you can just call me Aaron.

 

Simply and in short, I’m a music producer who specializes in acting as your “musical sherpa”: 

taking your artistic visions from concept to

larger-than-life completion and every step in between.

 

If you’re ready to finally make the best music you’ve made yet, hands down, get in touch with me and let’s talk about how I can help you make that happen.

For those of you looking for the more “formal” bio:

 

With a professional career spanning over two decades, SoulManStan has established himself as a versatile and innovative music producer. Specializing in a wide array of genres including Hip-Hop, Rap, RnB, Soul, Funk, Pop, Rock, and Reggae, he has collaborated with both renowned artists from major labels (like Atlantic, Empire, Sony…) as well as helping new and emerging artists to find their sound. His dynamic compositions and unique soundscapes have also earned him music placements with prominent networks and organizations, including HBO, VH-1, National Geographic, MLB, NBA, NHL, The History Channel, and ESPN.

 

As a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter/composer, former music educator and artist himself, SoulManStan understands what it takes to “make it”, and brings that unique perspective to the table for all of his clients, whether they’re industry veterans or up-and-coming talent. His output both musically and academically had been the subject of several awards and accolades as well as being a part of the Music Production curriculum at multiple college institutions.  

 

SoulManStan’s approach to music production and engineering is all about realizing an artist’s vision, seamlessly becoming part of their process, and guiding them from the initial idea through to the final release/distribution and beyond in whatever capacities he’s needed. His signature style is characterized by a deep understanding of the genres he works with, a commitment to authenticity and creativity, all while offering unwavering support for an artists’ vision.

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