Logan Hill

But everything changed when I learned that the best way to become a great artist is to become a great producer.

A light turned on in my head. I had hope.

I went home every day determined to learn how to produce music.

By this time I was teaching full time and instead of hanging with friends, I said yes to every free project, recorded my own vocals at home with a $400 mic, and pitch-corrected them myself.

I grew tired of watching hours of YouTube videos, so I hired a mentor and joined an online songwriter community to collaborate with.

I finally made the bold move to quit the career I wasn’t passionate about. I left the safety of my salary to take a full-time, unpaid internship at a music studio.

This was my defining (and humbling) moment - to pursue my dreams with no option of turning back. I lived off savings for 6 months without any guarantee that success would be waiting on the other side.

Eventually I was offered a job in the music industry. I went from teaching high school English to audio engineering for Grammy-winning record label, Elevation Worship. I went on to gain credits on over 14 Elevation Worship recordings including Grammy-nominated projects "When Wind Meets Fire" and "Praises."

In my journey, I saw countless independent artists struggle to find producers who truly understood their vision—or worse, spend thousands for one song that didn’t even reflect their heart and sound.

But every day, I worked closely with both artists and professional studios, fine-tuning workflows and teaching producers how to turn a simple idea into a polished, release-ready track.

Then, one day, I realized that the biggest transformation didn’t come from expensive studios—but from teaching artists how to take control of their own production with the right mentorship and system.

I realized artists don’t need more gear or another plugin—they need a roadmap.

I learned that if you want your dreams to come true, it’s less about talent and more about discipline. Those who make it are simply the ones who take risks, adopt a growth mindset and never quit.

Anyone can do this, and your journey doesn’t have to be as hard as mine. This is why I’m passionate about equipping independent artists with the skills to produce for themselves — but at an accelerated pace.

What took me years (and 3 internships) could take you only months.

Now my wife and I live in sunny Santa Barbara, CA. I enjoy traveling with her and writing and producing my own music.

I get the privilege every day of seeing artists like you unlock their creative flow at a deep, authentic level and bring their music vision to life by becoming their own producers.