founder and CEO of Limb Loss Connection, Pave It Forward Asphalt
Kevin Gray
founder and CEO of Limb Loss Connection | Pave It Forward Asphalt
About Kevin
Kevin Gray is a mastering engineer known for his work on over 100 top-ten albums by artists including The Grateful Dead, Billy Joel, and The Who. His expertise extends to albums by the Beach Boys and Joan Baez, and he has contributed to vinyl editions of soundtracks such as The Sopranos and Tron. Gray has achieved recognition for mastering Grammy-winning tracks, including Madonna in 1999 and Cher in 2000. He began his career in audio mastering at the age of 18 and has accumulated extensive experience working at various mastering houses, including Artisan Sound Recorders, The Cutting System Inc., LRS, Future Disc Systems, and AcousTech Mastering. In 2010, he founded Cohearent Audio LLC, establishing his own mastering business. Kevin Gray also serves as the founder and CEO of Limb Loss Connection and is affiliated with Pave It Forward Asphalt.
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