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Production, co-production and mixing for artists who want their songs to feel unmistakably their own.
From the first idea to the final master.
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IT’S OK TO CRY
LATHAN WARLICK
Producer
- Year
- 2021
- Label
- Records / Columbia
- Spotify plays
- 1.63M
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IT’S OK TO CRY
LATHAN WARLICK
Producer
Open full release
Genre
Country / Hip-hop / Gospel
About the artist
Lathan Warlick is an American artist whose music brings together hip-hop, country and
faith-centered songwriting.
Selected work in motion
From the room
to the screen.
Selected work in motion
From the room
to the screen.
VerlorenLiän
The artist stays
at the center.
The job is not to impose a sound. It is to find what makes the song yours, then make every choice support it.
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Listen
Start with the song, the references and what you want people to feel.
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02
Define
Find the strongest direction before production gets crowded with options.
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Build
Shape arrangement, sound and performance around the artist’s identity.
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Finish
Carry the intention through production, mix and the final master.
ApplausFOURTY
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Full production
End-to-end creative direction—from the first reference through production, arrangement, sound
design, recording direction and final delivery.
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Co-production
Step into an existing record to sharpen the idea, solve what is holding it back and bring it over the line.
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Writing & arrangement
Hooks, harmony, structure and dynamics shaped around the artist, lyric and emotional arc.
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Vocal production
Performance direction, comping, editing and tuning that keep every take expressive and human.
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Mixing
Balance, depth, tone and impact, built to translate without sanding away the record’s character.
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Mastering
Final cohesion, level and translation for streaming, radio and every playback system.
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Stem mastering
More control at the final stage, using grouped stems to refine balance, movement and impact before delivery.
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Send the demo, a few references and where you feel the record needs to go next.