What's up everyone, my names Ethan Frantz out of Wisconsin, USA. Currently living in Amsterdam studying at the Abbey Road Institute studying production and I have quite a few tracks that I just want top not have just sit on my drive. I'm also available to mix and produce for your record, contact me and we'll talk details.

I'm currently trying to figure out vocals for my own personal album. I'm finishing up the lyrics and instrumentals shortly, and then I will be mixing them. I think somewhere between a Chris Martin and Mark Foster style would be cool, but I also think a female vocalist would work well too and I'm definitely open to anything. I'm a student and don't have a lot of disposable income, but I'd be willing to negotiate on royalties or some form of compensation. My goal is to create something that takes you somewhere else. It has to be something that you throw on on a sunny day, or something that you could listen to when it's raining. I've spent years working on it and it's finally getting to the final stages, and I'm also aware of how to market it once it's ready for release.

Nicotine - An example of what one of my beats would sound like. It's the production mix, which is essentially basic gain staging, some level balancing and maybe some real basic panning. It has yet to receive its proper mix. This particular beat isn't available, I already have someone using it.

Original Flavor - Just some funk thing I randomly made a while back. I think this bounce is a little old, I've done some drum edits to get them tighter and just polished it a little. Once a vocalist is found I'll re-mix it.

Album Tracks 1-3 (Production Mixes) - Here is the first three tracks of my personal album. Track order is Iridescence, Other Side of You, and Cloud Walking. These are older bounces, I've done some editing to get things a bit tighter, and there's been some guitars bounced. These will also be mixed once a vocal is in, but it gives you an idea of the vibe of the project. I can say that they will get considerably better with the mix, and I think there's enough depth to everything that it can go somewhere and really be something special.