The Airbit FreeGame Producers Podcast

In this Episode, WLPWR talks to renowned mix engineer, Miles Walker. Miles’ mixes have sold millions of records and has earned him multiple Grammy awards. His clients literally is a who’s who in music and include Beyonce, Ludacris, Ne-Yo, Plies, Jeezy, Enrique Inglesias, Ty Dolla $ign, Salena Gomez, Trey Songz, and Britney Spears to name a few (we could literally drop almost every name in music here!) In this interview he discusses: How he got started in Engineering and what his initial aspirations were What does it take to make a good mix? How does creative freedom play a role in mixing? What was his most challenging project? What is his advice for young engineers getting into the industry? His viewpoint on management for engineers. WLPWR and Brian Onrea also discuss the role of education in the music industry. They ask: Is an education necessary? What role has an education played in their careers? Formal education vs. learning as you work? What are some good schools and programs? As always if you enjoy this podcast please rate us, comment and share! Find Miles Walker at mixedbymiles.com @WLPWR @Brianonrea

Free Game- The WLPWR Producers Podcast episode 8 ft Mekeba Riddick & Trinidad James by WLPWR & Brian Onrea

This Weeks Free Game Producer Podcast @WLPWR and @BrianOnrea discuss: - WLPWR getting in the lab with Big KRIT and Rick Ross - The importance of beat selection for hip hop artists - WLPWR breaks down music publishing and its relevance to the songwriter, artist and producer. This week we are privileged to talk to the legendary hip hop emcee and producer Lord Finesse. The D.I.T.C. (Digging in the Crates) member talks about: - How he got his start in producing by watching DJ premier, Diamond D and Large Professor. - The Digging In The Crates approach to finding records and sampling. - Discovering fellow D.I.T.C. legend Big L, and his early production on Big L's debut album. - What it means to really produce an artist verses sending beats. - His thoughts on the modern-day music business, free mix tapes and music streamIng. @wlpwr @brianonrea @lordfinesseditc

In this episode WLPWR and Brian Onrea discuss: WLPWR working with Laura Reed (@Laurareed) in Nashville Drake’s View’s album review and notable producers ( @ovo40 @boi1da ) What happened to producer T-Minus? Rittz’s (@Rittz)new album thoughts Petition for Grammy’s to consider free music for awards Big K.R.I.T. talks about: How he started producing music on a Sony Playstation His passion as a producer verses his passion as a rapper His approach in the studio working with other producers (@terracemartin @iamjimjonsin @djdahi @raphael_saadiq @iamricolove @isaacdeboni @finatik ) His production company, MULTI and long term vision for his production career His desire for his production to go beyond hip-hop His bucket list of artists he’d like to produce for Keep up with Big Krit: Twitter: @bigkrit Instagram: @youngkrizzle Facebook: Big K.R.I.T.

On this Free Game episode WLPWR and Brian Onrea discuss WLPWR’s trip to LA Working with West Coat heavy hitters like The Game, Problem, Candice Pillay, Etc. Where he was when he found out about Prince’s passing and the impact it made on the world. Beyonce’s Lemonade album roll out. WLPWR’s opinion on the extensive list of writers and producers on the project. WLPWR breaks down what a real producer is in its purest form! This episode also features music producer and sound designer, The Sound Oracle. Sound Oracle is the sound designer for Polow Da Don and the legendary Timbaland. In this interview: He explains what sound design is and how he got his break with Polow Da Don. How his passion, dedication and preparation has continued to bring about new opportunities in the music industry. His thoughts on sound designers and engineers potentially being paid royalties on big records. How coding plays a role in his workflow and the future of music production. What it’s like working with Timbaland. The Sound Oracle just released The Oracle Pack Vol 3 for producers. Find out more information at soundoracle.net and follow him @soundoracle @wlpwr @brianonrea Honorable mentions @travisbarker @famousstarsandstraps @johncalebxtattoo

In this episode WLPWR and Brian Onrea speak with record producer Donnie Scantz. Donnie is two time Grammy Nominated, and has an incredible discography. Donnie speaks on the importance of education, adding professional value, and providing undeniable service. “Make yourself useful”, he states, as one of the industries most sought out producer collaborator, Donnie gave our listeners some priceless advice and wisdom. He shouts out his frequent collaborators Jahi Sundance, Jamal Knox,and Luke Austin. other mentions are Sesac, SAE Atlanta, Grammy Pro, The Atlanta Grammy Chapter, Dave Cobb, and Butch Walker.

In this episode WLPWR and Brian Onrea discuss... - The Twenty88 project from Big Sean and Jhene Aiko, The Producers involved and the business behind the release. - Streaming services and their numbers - Great conversation with Free Games first guest, record producer AntManWonder

In this episode WLPWR and Brian Onrea discuss... - How WLPWR started his production business in South Carolina, the "big move" to Atlanta, his ATL hustle, and how he eventually "got on" - The big break and first major record placement - Regrouping from adversity after the first placement fell through from being dropped from a major label. - Making Trunk Muzik Brian Onrea raises the question, -When is it fair to work on spec, or for pay as a producer? -When is it cool to put production on a mixtape?

Welcome to the first episode of WLPWR's Free Game, The Producers Podcast! In this episode record producer WLPWR (Eminem, Wiz Khalifa,Big KRIT, Yelawolf, and more)gives up his story on how he started his journey in the music business. WLPWR talks about how he went from singing in an RnB group to producing for the Legendary Sylvia Robinson of Sugar Hill records. Brian Onrea prompts a great discussion on streaming music and where's the money in it. Even WLPWR's baby son Liam makes a brief cameo at the end!! Be sure to Follow @WLPWR on all social media.