The Sound Horizons Podcast: Episode 9 - EYAL LEVI

Eyal Levi is the CEO and founder of URM Academy, the world's biggest and best online audio school for rock and metal producers. Best known for its flagship program, Nail The Mix, URM Academy is training the next generation of audio professionals.
Eyal Levi is also the CEO and co-founder of Riffhard, an online guitar school for metal and rock guitarists.
He is a critically acclaimed educator, musician and producer. After attending the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Eyal cut his teeth as the guitarist and primary songwriter in Daath, a progressive death metal band that released albums on Roadrunner and Century Media.
In the studio, he has worked with such artists including The Black Dahlia Murder, Monuments, The Contortionist, Chelsea Grin, and many more Billboard top 200 artists in roles ranging from producer, engineer, mixer, and assistant.
His podcasts, The URM Podcast and The Riffhard Podcast feature conversations with the best, brightest, most accomplished, and interesting people in production and heavy guitar music. Both podcasts have charted consistently for years. The URM podcast is the #1 most downloaded podcast in audio and The Riffhard Podcast has reached #2 in hard music interviews on Apple, as well as #27 in music on Spotify.
The Sound Horizons Podcast is hosted by Rikk Currence and produced by Michael Sanfilipp.
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[@FuzzImp]

Eyal rules. Between his productions, playing and podcasts what a goat.

[@Santiago_Dario]

Eyal Levi's instant answer to that question: 13:48 Epic!

[@DEADLINETV]

This should get so much more views, likes and comments! Some very insightful thoughts here. Thanks Toontrack!

[@Vagen_d]

Wow man. Didn’t know the name and then looked at this guys body of work and it’s like he stole my playlist from the future and went back to make it all. So you’re welcome for my awesome advice through the fabric of time.

[@Vagen_d]

Who else thought Dååth was Swedish until today?

[@freetown10]

please release some new latin music

[@chadmiller8725]

... and a duet with Michael Jackson

[@freetown10]

@@chadmiller8725 ?