May 2015 – Producer Chris Young

Producer Chris Young prides himself on helping previously unknown artists find their voice, fortune, and fame. Young has worked with many recording artists, and always stands up for their rights around the world. He is a great appreciator of talent and the work that goes into all the recordings on the Billboard lists. One previously unknown artist he worked with most recently was Natasha Ashworth. Chris’s work with Natasha helped her hit single “Back To You” climb to to the top of the Billboard Dance Charts. Chris has worked with several other previously “unheard” artists as well such as Duncan Morley, and Annie Baltic, both of which climbed to the top of the Billboard Charts.

Music producer Chris Young loves finding new talent wherever he can. He says that anyone can be a singer if they work hard and craft a unique sound, and he is the perfect collaborator to help develop unique sounds. He sees himself as a vessel for the artist to bring their projects into fruition.

Producer Chris Young has worked with both unknown and established recording artists over his long career in the mainstream music scene. Young, who lives and works in New York City, is a luminary of the mainstream music industry and his growing reputation as a hit maker has landed him a spot as an accredited voter in the Academy of Recording Science, deciding who is nominated and who wins Grammy Awards every year.

Music producer Chris Young has worked with an all-star cast of recording artists over the years. Young has mixed and remixed many songs from many major recording musicians. His expertise in the studio comes from years of being in engaged in the music scene. Throughout his career, Young has worked with, among others, Lenny Kravitz, The Weekend, Korn, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, and more. An accomplished trumpet player in addition to being a master of the production boards, Young has performed with Guns ‘N Roses, Stevie Wonder, and Elton John, performing onstage with them.

Producer Chris Young signed a large contract with Ultra International Music Publishing, and, in 2010, he joined the National Academy of Recording Arts and Science’s Engineering and Production wing. As an accredited member of the Academy, he has the power to vote on Grammy nominees and winners. What he looks for when he votes is an accessible sound fit for a wide audience, something he strives to create for the artists he works with on a regular basis. He says that music has the power to bring people together, and many artists have the sound that can get the entire world’s attention.

Producer Chris Young has produced music for network television programs, major motion pictures, and many national advertising campaigns for Fortune 500 companies. Young has been an outspoken proponent for the rights of all recording artists around the world and says that his experience with international artists has heightened his awareness of global sound that has emerged throughout the world in recent years.