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Hans DeKline is a Los Angeles based mastering engineer. He has mastered albums mixed by Grammy-winning engineers including Malcolm Burn, Nick Raskulinecz, and Mick Guzauski as well as hundreds of albums by successful artists and labels such as Joey Santiago (the Pixies), Morcheeba, Warner Music, The Shore, iTunes Exclusives, Nettwerk Records, Miranda Lee Richards, So Sweet Records, Motel, Partyshank, Global Connection V.1 (feat KRS ONE/Masta Ace/Killah Priest), Cleopatra Records, Cassie Steele (Degrassi: The Next Generation), Paul Wright, the Holograms, Dead Snares (feat members of Remy Zero), the Minor Canon, Dolman, Racquel Roberts (Brownstone), Susie Suh, Dopesnake, Shannon Hurley (Rolling Stone's Top 25 Myspace artists of '06) and many others.
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Grammy nominated engineer Bradley Cook has been a staff engineer at Grandmaster Recorders, Larabee and Virgin Records and has racked up an impressive list of credits including acclaimed albums by the Foo Fighters, Counting Crows, Tool, Ben Harper, Jellyfish, Queens of the Stone Age, the Distillers, Everclear, the Vandals, the Old 97's and Yellowcard. He has also worked with legendary producers such as Gil Norton, Jeff Lynn, Toni Visconti, Isaac Hayes, Rupert Hine, Jack Joseph Puig, and Sylvia Massey. Recently, Brad has had song placements on MTV's Bam Show and the WE Network.
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After receiving a bachelor's degree in music engineering from Berklee College of Music (Boston), Bryan Cook worked as a staff engineer at the legendary A&M studios in Hollywood from 1998 to 2001. Since then, he has engineered and mixed with a range of artists, most recently including Inara George, The Eels, Autolux, Architecture in Helsinki, Nigel Godrich, Damien Rice, Michael Andrews, Gary Jules, Walk Hard Soundtrack, Jem, Meiko, Willoughby, Colorforms, Aslyn and Adam Cohen. He has also worked on older albums by Green Day, No Doubt, Fastball, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks, Aimee Mann, Dandy Warhols, Korn, Macy Gray, Ozzy Osbourne, New Order, Duran Duran, Rod Stewart, Suicide Machines, Sheryl Crow and The Wallflowers.
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