“Before working with Back Burner Studios, I had a clear vision for my song, but without a proper mix I couldn’t fully hear it, and had a real fear that it might not end up sounding good.

Throughout the mixing process, Robert’s patience stood out to me immediately, which I truly appreciate. His feedback was honest, genuine, and incredibly helpful.

When we started trying different variations of the song, it became clear that my vision was finally coming together.

My song sounds different from how I imagined it would but I like this version maybe even more than what I had in mind! I love listening to it, and the feedback I’ve received from listeners has been overwhelmingly positive!“

– Tinyade  Sin’dzaleka

Salty Auntie’s ‘Little White Car,’ weaves soft acoustic guitar, and dreamy head voice with pop production.

The song captures the ‘unsettlingly settling’ moments of a road trip adventure with a loved one, evoking a nostalgic blend of emotions. Produced by Leo Sudden at Back Burner Studios.

Meet Leo Sudden, a versatile pop producer renowned for his work with indie artists which can be heard in ‘My Life‘ by Lexene, and Salty Auntie’s ‘Little White Car‘.

With a foundation in piano, Leo Sudden crafts rich, layered soundscapes using keyboards, synths, and strings. His production talents are prominently showcased in Lexene’s highly anticipated 2024 album.

Look no further for guitar players – Andrew Jaehn has got you covered.

The guitar tonemeister at Old Jack Tap, renowned for his meticulous approach to tone crafting. Andrew meticulously considers every element of his signal chain.

With an extensive collection of guitars, amplifiers, and effects pedals at his disposal, he possesses a versatile palette to complement any sonic landscape. From soulful slide guitar melodies to earth shaking lead lines, Andrew Jaehn consistently delivers exceptional performances that fit the project at hand.

Lexene is a singer-songwriter with a unique blend of R&B, pop, rock, and acoustic vibes. Her EP ‘Burn Out‘ explores a spectrum of emotions, from the introspective hurdles of success and burnout, to the strength found through the act of creation.

Lexene’s latest album ‘My Life‘ spans from radio-ready dance pop to more introspective, moody electronic indie that explores a duality between artists’ expectations and the realities of navigating growth in the music industry.