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Award-winning mix engineer Leslie Brathwaite takes us on a journey from his roots in the musically rich St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, to the forefront of the music industry. With fond memories of sneaking out to explore his father's diverse vinyl collection, Leslie takes us on the journey from his early inspirations to becoming one of the world's most sought-after mixing engineers. He shares how the vibrant Caribbean music scene shaped his love for sound, leading him to set up a makeshift studio in his bedroom with a small multitrack recorder. His educational journey continued at Full Sail University, where he developed a strong foundation in audio through hands-on experience.
Leslie recounts his rise within the bustling Atlanta music scene, illustrating how he carved out his niche as a freelancer and established his identity separate from industry giants like Dallas Austin. He highlights memorable projects such as mixing OutKast's iconic "Stankonia" and reflects on the pivotal moments that defined his career. Throughout the interview, Leslie emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's passion and the ethics of music production, reminding us that every project—big or small—holds value and potential for connection. This is an inspiring look at the life of a master mixer who remains grounded in his love for music and the stories it tells.
Leslie recounts his rise within the bustling Atlanta music scene, illustrating how he carved out his niche as a freelancer and established his identity separate from industry giants like Dallas Austin. He highlights memorable projects such as mixing OutKast's iconic "Stankonia" and reflects on the pivotal moments that defined his career. Throughout the interview, Leslie emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's passion and the ethics of music production, reminding us that every project—big or small—holds value and potential for connection. This is an inspiring look at the life of a master mixer who remains grounded in his love for music and the stories it tells.
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