Eliott Glinn Audio

Eliott Glinn Audio I help indie, folk & pop artists release music they are super proud of through mixing & mastering 🎛️
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‘Dancing In The Rain’ by A i d • L e w i s is out now!Guitar by Gianluca AmabiliBass by Joshua MaduabuchiDrums by Andy G...
01/09/2026

‘Dancing In The Rain’ by A i d • L e w i s is out now!
Guitar by Gianluca Amabili
Bass by Joshua Maduabuchi
Drums by Andy Gray
Keys by Abramo Riti
Brass by 𝕁𝕠ã𝕠 𝕊𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕒
Mixed & Mastered by yours truly.

Aid is back with a corker!!! Pure postive energy with this one. Had me trying to summon the rain gods mixing this during the heat wave

Stream it everywhere now!

‘Watchmen’ by Megan Topper is out now!Produced & Mixed by Caro Jordanow - Music Producer | Songwriter | Local and Remote...
01/09/2026

‘Watchmen’ by Megan Topper is out now!
Produced & Mixed by Caro Jordanow - Music Producer | Songwriter | Local and Remotely
Stem Mastered by yours truly.

Incredibly moving song, powerful vocal performace and stunning production. An absolute joy to work on!

Stream it everywhere now!

But if a different post today…Had the pleasure of competing at Hampshire’s Strongest on Saturday! My second strongman co...
31/08/2026

But if a different post today…

Had the pleasure of competing at Hampshire’s Strongest on Saturday! My second strongman comp and it was a big step up for me💪🏻

Even though I zeroed the overhead (which I kinda suspected I would) everything else went to plan. And I didn’t come last which was a huge bonus! 15/17 ain’t bad.

1. Axle Clean & Press (85kg) - 0 reps
2. Axle Deadlift (195kg) - 3 reps
3. Shield Hold (150kg) - 79 seconds
4. Duck Walk into Power Stairs (125kg) - 6 reps in 22.84 seconds
5. Sandbags & Stone (100kg) - 3 reps on sandbag, 0 reps on stone

Huge thanks to all the family and friends who came to cheer me on in the pouring rain ♥️

And thanks to Ben Glasscock and crew for putting on a ridiculously good comp and keeping things running on time in the downpour 🌧️

We often think better music comes from having more.More plugins.More layers.More time.More options.But some of the best ...
04/08/2026

We often think better music comes from having more.

More plugins.
More layers.
More time.
More options.

But some of the best records are built on the opposite.

Limitations force decisions. And good decisions make great records.

What’s one limitation that’s actually improved your music? 📝👇🏻

30/07/2026

You don’t have to do everything yourself.

One of the biggest shifts you can make as an artist is building a team around your music.

If your strengths lie in songwriting and production, spend more of your time there. Find a great recording studio if you need help capturing performances. Work with a mix engineer who can take your songs and shape them into a finished record.

Not because you can’t do those things yourself, but because your time and energy are limited.

The artists who release music consistently are often the ones who know what to keep on their own plate and what to trust someone else with.

Focus on what you do best and let other people elevate the rest.

📩 If you’re looking for stress free mixing and mastering that helps you release music you’re genuinely proud of, send me a DM or hit the link in my bio.

Recording is where everything starts, so get it right at the source!
Because if you get it wrong here, no amount of mixi...
29/07/2026

Recording is where everything starts, so get it right at the source!

Because if you get it wrong here, no amount of mixing or mastering can save it.

Here are 10 hard truths about recording. No fluff, no sugarcoating:

1. Your performance matters more than your gear.
2. If it sounds bad in the room, it’ll sound bad in the mix.
3. You can’t fix it in the mix.
4. The best takes aren’t perfect, they’re honest.
5. Preparation beats inspiration.
6. Room acoustics > expensive gear.
7. Bad communication ruins good sessions.
8. More takes don’t always mean better results.
9. Recording isn’t about showing off. It’s about serving the song.
10. If you don’t feel it, no one else will.

And my bonus tip:

Record with intention. Every take, note and mic choice should serve the emotion, not the ego.

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28/07/2026

I try to leave whatever emotions I’m carrying at the studio door.

If I’m stressed, distracted or emotionally drained it affects the way I hear music. I become less patient, second guess my decisions and can lose sight of what the song actually needs.

That’s why I take my routine so seriously. Good quality sleep. Exercise. Time away from the studio. Looking after my mental health.

None of those things are separate from mixing. They’re part of being able to show up fully for every artist I work with.

Your ears don’t work in isolation. They’re connected to your mind. The better state you’re in, the better decisions you’ll make and the better your work will be.

I sent a first mix to a new client and afew days later, they came back with this.“I feel all the emotion I want to share...
14/07/2026

I sent a first mix to a new client and afew days later, they came back with this.

“I feel all the emotion I want to share through this song, even after a hundred listens!”

(Swipe for the full message)

That email made my week! Because that’s exactly what I’m trying to achieve every time I open a session.

Not the loudest mix. Not the most technically impressive mix. But a mix that brings your vision to life and makes you excited to release your music.

If you’ve got a song that deserves that level of care I’d love to help.

Fast turnaround, unlimited tweaks and a process built around making your life easier from start to finish.

DM me or fill out the contact form on my website to get started 🙏🏻

07/07/2026

I don’t mix to impress other mix engineers. I mix to serve the song.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of making decisions because they’re technically clever or because another engineer might appreciate them.

But the listener doesn’t care how many plugins you used or how complicated your vocal chain was.

They care about how the song makes them feel.

Every decision I make has one question behind it:

Does this help the song tell its story?

If the answer is yes, it stays. If not, it goes.

The best mixes are rarely the ones with the most processing. They’re the ones where every decision has a purpose and the emotion comes through effortlessly.

At the end of the day, I’d rather have an artist tell me “that’s exactly how I imagined my song sounding” than have another engineer tell me it was technically impressive.

📩 If you want stress free mixing and mastering that puts your vision and your song first, send me a DM or hit the link in my bio to get started.

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