ShStudios - Mixing Baba Ali's New Music Release !

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 Baba Ali New Music

Here at the Coolest Recording Studio in South London - we do a Lot of editing, mixing, & producing for bands locally & across the globe!
It's been nearly 2 years since I mixed Baba Ali's breakout single "House" - that got him 6 weeks of radio rotation & half a million spotify plays!
Now we've done it again - Black & Blue is out today on the Zen FC label - already getting airtime.
 
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Baba has always had a fascination for classic funk & electronic music ( from Parliment Funkadelic to Grace Jones & All points in between) but his vocal melodies & lyrics come from the alt dance / rock scenes - and it works!
What we end up with is a melting pot of musical forms that not only make you think - makes your body move too.
So head over to your fave music platform (Spotify - Amazon Music - Apple Music - Tidal - Deezer etc - or listen to it HERE) & Put some Dance in your Pants!
 
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Mixed, Made & Produced with all our Love & Talents HERE - & HERE

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