ABOUT

About Psychsound Productions

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Psychosound Productions is professional music production company dedicated to music composition, orchestration and sound design for film, TV and video game, and artists production, which include songwriting, arrangements and more.

Based in Valencia, Spain, Psychosound Production founder, Fabien Aubry, is a composer, producer, pianist and guitarist, who has been active in the music industry for more than 20 years. He graduated in Contemporary Writing and Production from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA and is now Professor of music production and contemporary music arrangements at Berklee-Valencia.

Fabien began his musical career in Geneva, Switzerland as an arranger and producer, writing and sequencing music for authors, composers and music ensembles. Meanwhile, he began to write and produce his own compositions by mixing many different musical styles such as jazz-fusion, latin-jazz, metal, hip-hop and other genres.

He graduated from Berklee, having studied arranging, orchestration, music production, orchestral MIDI mockup creation and music for film and video games. He then almost immediately started his professional experience in Boston and had the opportunity to arrange orchestral pieces for the American latin-jazz artist Poncho Sanchez and also for a musical project performed by the Boston Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yohei Sato. Some other works included, arrangements and orchestrations for various composers, artists and producers such as Bernardo Hernandez, Ricardo Monzon, Andrea Pejrolo and other artists.

More recent clients and projects include productions, arrangements and hip-hop beats creation for artists based in Paris such as: Mask2fer, Karim Camara and the French lyricist Jean-Pierre Loubinoux as featured in his last album “Rêver”. Fabien also composed work for the Planetarium Show in the Hemispheric, City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia and a jazz-fusion album composed and produced in collaboration with guitarist Alessandro Giglioli, and recorded in the professional studio at Berklee-Valencia.