Teezio
On Speed, Trust, and Making the Leap to Full-Time
Teezio spent the better part of a decade as a recording engineer, most of it in the room with Chris Brown, before stepping out on his own as a full-time mix engineer. In that time, he mixed Jack Harlow's "First Class" and Lil Nas X's "Indus…
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Interviews
On Mix With The Masters, Instinct, and His Hardest Year
On Speed, Trust, and Making the Leap to Full-Time
On Mastering Hit Records, Building Systems, and Fatherhood
On Self-Doubt, Templates, and Why Engineers Need to Leave the Studio
On Calhoun Studios, Community, and Mixing The Kid LAROI
On 8 Years with Daniel Lanois and Finding His Own Sound
On the 5% Approach and Transitioning from Producer to Mixer
What Separates Pro and Amateur Engineers
On Patience, Genuine Relationships, and Finding Your Place
Why Being Good Isn't Enough to Get Hired
Speaking & Podcasts
Progressions Podcast
The internal narratives running your career, why talent alone isn't enough, and what building a real business looks like when you stop chasing credits.
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Mixing Music Podcast
14 things mix engineers need to know about business. Why talented engineers stay stuck, how selling hours keeps you broke, and what actually separates sustainable careers from hustle.
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Growth
A Career Plateau Is a Seat That You Created That You Sit On
You Don't Deserve Anything: Business Truths for Mix Engineers
Breaking the Feast-or-Famine Cycle in Your Studio Business
The Power of Producer Relationships: How to Become Their Go-To Mixer
The Long Game: Why Being a Good Hang Beats Your Sales Pitch
What Talking to 1,500 Audio Engineers Taught Me About Outreach
Mindset
Knowledge Without Application is Just Expensive Entertainment
False Rest: Why Phone Scrolling Leaves Engineers More Drained
"This Mix Needs..." -- The Mindset Trap Holding You Back
It's Not The Specific Direction, It's The Commitment to Forward
Why Losing the Fear of Getting Fired Unlocks Peak Performance
The Layers of Your Ego: How Identity Shapes Your Mix Career
Craft
When to Fire a Client: Setting Boundaries as a Successful Mix Engineer
What I Learned About Mix Engineering by Being the Artist Again
Service Is the Truth: A Mix Engineer's Creative Philosophy
Carry the Baton: How Mix Engineers Build on What Artists Started
The Recording-to-Mixing Transition: What Engineers Should Know
The Recording Artist Experience: What Mix Engineers Should Know
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