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Myles Avery

Myles Avery is a Brooklyn-based producer, writer, and engineer. This year, his work can be heard on the Spotify Viral 50 chart, and stretches from sync compositions for publishers such as Heavy Duty Projects to atmospheric, electronic indie-pop. Avery has worked with several notable artists including indie-darlings Overcoats, Stevie Wolf, Valley, and FLORIO. Avery studied extensively with experimental music titans Anthony Braxton and Alvin Lucier before he found himself in front of his first synthesizer. It was here, in a tangle of programmed beats and found samples, that Myles discovered his true colors.


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  • What Exactly Does “Producer” Mean, Anyway?

    What Exactly Does “Producer” Mean, Anyway?

    + Learning to record and mix at home? Check out Soundfly’s acclaimed online courses on mixing, production, and beat making — Subscribe for unlimited access. Music production. The term likely conjures mythical images of Sir George Martin running frantically around Abbey Road Studios, or Phil Spector conducting a massive orchestra. In their time, the term “record…

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  • The 4 Elements That Separate a Good Mix From a Great Mix

    The 4 Elements That Separate a Good Mix From a Great Mix

    The first thing to understand about music is that it’s completely subjective. You might make music for yourself, you might make music for an audience, but the audience will always form their own opinions about your labor of love. The same is true for me: some people love my work, some people hate my work.…

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