Before Greco Media, I spent my early career as an electrical engineer in high tech. Music was the constant underneath all of it, the thing I loved long before it was ever a job. Eventually the two came together: the same curiosity that took circuits apart wanted to understand what makes a record move you. I went to Berklee to turn that instinct into craft, and I started Greco Media to put an engineer's precision to work in service of other people's music. What still gets me into the studio is the moment a recording finally clicks, when a rough idea turns into something that gives you chills on playback.
My approach is song-first. Before I reach for a plugin, I want to understand a song's emotional intent: what it's trying to say, how it should make you feel, and who it's for. The technical craft (the editing, the mix decisions, the mastering chain) exists to serve that intent, never to show off. The best work is the kind you don't notice; you just feel the music more.
I love working with independent artists, bands, singer-songwriters, and podcasters, people who care about how their work sounds and want a collaborator who'll take it seriously without making the process intimidating. Whether you're releasing your first single or your fifth album, I aim to make the experience clear, friendly, and genuinely fun.
How I like to work
Communication matters as much as the gear, if not more. I'll tell you honestly what a project needs, give you realistic timelines, and keep you in the loop so there are no surprises. You'll always get a revision pass so the final result reflects how you hear it. This is your music, and my job is to help it land.
If that sounds like the kind of partner you're looking for, I'd love to hear what you're working on.