Let’s shape your
unfinished ideas
into memorable songs
I help unconventional artists create records they’re proud to share.
Music production built for artists
who don’t fit neatly into a box
I specialize in shaping experimental or hard-to-define ideas into cohesive productions that feel intentional, confident, and emotionally resonant.
As a producer, I essentially “join your band” for the project, collaborating with you to shape arrangements and bring your ideas to life.
I also work with artists remotely, collaborating online to develop and produce songs from wherever you’re based.
How your song becomes a finished record
01
Discover the heart
of the song
We begin by uncovering what the song is really about, emotionally and creatively. Together, we clarify what it needs to feel like and define a direction, so you’re confident in where we’re headed before moving into production.
02
Shape it into something complete
From there, I guide the development of the arrangement, performances, and sonic world around the song as we collaborate throughout the process. That means you get a production that feels dialed in and cohesive.
03
Finalize & deliver
Once the production is in place, I finalize the mix and master and make the final adjustments. You walk away with a finished record that reflects what you set out to create, fully realized and ready to share.
Past Work
A selection of songs I’ve produced with artists across different projects.
How Many Blankets Are In The World (Glenn Davis Remix)
Saintseneca (ANTI Records)
These Days (Glenn Davis Remix)
The Receiver (Kscope Records)
Where We Landed
Nat Hagey
Love You
Mery Steel
Goin' Somewhere
Stellar Trust
Past Work
A selection of songs I’ve produced with artists across different projects.
How Many Blankets Are In The World
(Glenn Davis Remix)
Saintseneca (ANTI Records)
Where We Landed
Nat Hagey
Love You
Mery Steel
Reviews
A few words from artists I've collaborated with.
“
Glenn has a unique perspective as a producer. I trust him with my music.
Beyond technical expertise, he has a natural musical sensibility you can’t learn in school.
There’s engineering audio — and then there’s making music. If you want to make music, go with Glenn.”
- Zac Little
Saintseneca
“
He's thoughtful, efficient, reliable, responsive and a lovely human to be around.
I couldn't be happier with the music Glenn's made with me. Looking forward to a lot more collaboration.”
- Ryan Stolte-Sawa
Mery Steel
“
Each experience has been a master class in how to have fun creating the best music of my life.
Working with Glenn has made me a better musician, a better person, and closer to my audience.”
- Nat Hagey
Past Us
I know first hand what it’s like to have music that doesn’t fit neatly into a box.
I spent years as an artist chasing original ideas that rarely landed inside a clear genre.
I would book expensive studio time, excited to finally bring my songs to life, only to end up face to face with engineers who could easily track a normal indie rock record but had no idea what to do with found sounds, manipulated samples, layered synths, complex vocal harmonies, or rhythms pulled from different parts of the world. Those moments were often met with blank stares, and while the sessions moved forward, the final result often felt incomplete or misaligned with the original vision.
So I started learning everything myself.
With an art school background, I’ve always been drawn to experimentation and cross-disciplinary thinking. Over the next decade, I bought vintage synthesizers and drum machines, built beats on MPCs and SP-404s, dove deep into Ableton Live, and slowly learned how to shape unconventional ideas into something cohesive. Through touring, recording, and releasing music, I experienced firsthand the tension between experimentation and completion. I also learned how frustrating it can be to feel close to something great without fully realizing it.
Over time, I began producing for other artists and saw the same pattern. Talented musicians with bold, hard-to-define ideas were getting stuck between inspiration and execution.
My work is grounded in curiosity, respect, and collaboration. I believe everyone deserves to feel heard and taken seriously in the studio, and I’m intentional about creating a space where artists can explore their ideas without being dismissed or reshaped into something they’re not.
That’s the gap I work in now.
If you’re an unconventional artist looking to translate experimental ideas into finished records that feel intentional, complete, and ready to share, you’re in the right place.
Click the Get Started button below.
FAQ
I've worked with producers before who didn't really get me. What if we don't vibe creatively?
Creative alignment matters. That's why we talk in depth before committing to anything. I ask a lot of questions. I listen carefully. If it doesn't feel aligned on either side, we don't force it. But when it does click, the work moves with clarity and momentum. You shouldn't have to convince someone to understand your art.
I don't have a super clear vision yet. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Many of the artists I work with come in with strong instincts but unfinished ideas. Part of my job is helping you articulate and shape what's already there. You don't need a perfectly mapped-out plan, you just need something honest to start from.
What if my music is too weird? Or what if you try to make it more “normal”?
Weird doesn't scare me. Most of the artists I work with don't fit neatly into a genre, and that's often where the strongest ideas live. My job isn't to make you more familiar or overwrite your voice. It's to help you shape what's already there so it lands with clarity and cohesion. The goal is a finished record that still feels unmistakably yours.
Is this a safe space to explore political, queer, or vulnerable themes?
Yes. I'm an LGBTQ+ ally, and I intentionally create a space where queer artists and people from marginalized identities feel respected and supported. Your lived experience does not need to be diluted or made more palatable here. If your work touches on identity, politics, grief, anger, joy, or anything deeply personal, I approach it with care and integrity.
How long does it usually take to produce a song?
It depends on the scope of the song and the project, but full production typically moves over several focused weeks. We work in defined stages so there's structure without rushing the creative process. You won't be left wondering where things stand. You'll know what phase we're in and what's next.
Can we work together if I’m not local?
Yes. I work with artists remotely, and we can share sessions, talk through ideas, and shape arrangements online. In many ways it’s the next best thing to sitting in the same room.
Why shouldn't I just try to do this all myself?
Many artists come to me after spending months circling the same idea alone. I bring perspective, structure, and accountability. Sometimes the difference isn't talent, it's having someone alongside you to help the idea reach its full shape.
How do we get started?
Click the Get Started button below. I'll collect a few details from you and if the fit is right we'll have a conversation about your project.
Have an idea for a song
you want to bring to life?
Click below and tell me a little about what you're working on.