Song mixing
Bring your recorded tracks and a rough mix. Talk through the balance, space and direction you’re looking for.
Original music, a growing craft and a sound that starts with a feeling. Listen to the work—or bring your own vision into the mix.
Explore Forbidden Nikill’s releases directly on Spotify. A window into the artist’s sound, energy and creative world.
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Artist releases are presented as a listening portfolio. Individual production, mixing and mastering credits are not claimed here; project-specific credits can be added when confirmed.
A place for independent artists to start a conversation about their next mix. Every track begins with what you want it to feel like.
Bring your recorded tracks and a rough mix. Talk through the balance, space and direction you’re looking for.
Explore how your vocals could sit with your instrumental—from the lead’s presence to the atmosphere around it.
Working on an EP, a collaboration or something less easy to label? Start with the idea, references and a little context.
Scope, pricing, revisions and timing are agreed individually before work begins. No fixed turnaround or service package is promised.
Forbidden Nikill makes music and is studying audio engineering at Metalworks. This is a space for the releases, the learning and the creative work taking shape along the way.
The focus is simple: understand the song, respect the artist’s direction and keep developing the craft. For a potential collaboration, start with your music and the story behind it.
A straightforward starting point for your project. The details are agreed together before sessions or file transfers begin.
What are you making? Share the mood, a reference or two, and what you want the listener to feel.
Discuss the track count, available recordings, creative scope, budget and timeline. Confirm the fit before committing.
Once agreed, arrange a secure way to share files, establish the feedback process and work toward the sound you have in mind.
A single. A vocal. A project that’s still taking shape. Tell a little of the story and put the first brief together.
No ready-made pitch needed. A clear idea, a few references and an honest conversation are a good start.
Start with a rough mix, a description of the sound you want and one or two references. Before file delivery, agree on the session format, track exports, creative scope and any editing that may be needed.
No. Track count, recording condition and the amount of work can vary. Pricing, revisions, deliverables and dates should be agreed directly before the project begins.
The Spotify player showcases Forbidden Nikill’s artist releases. It does not assert mixing, production or mastering credits for each song. Confirmed project roles and before-and-after examples can be added separately with permission.
Not yet. Enquiry delivery is being set up. For now, prepare and save your project brief; nothing is sent. The form creates a brief you can preview, copy or download to keep for when contact details are published here.