It starts with a song.

Songwriter / Producer / Collaborator

A feeling first.
A record, eventually.

I’m Andres. I write songs, play the parts, and shape the sound — from the first idea to the finished record.

Follow the music
Andres Abreu, looking thoughtfully to the side
Andres AbreuAlways listening.
Independent music. A personal approach.Made better together

Songs are the
best introduction.

Selected work / In preparation

A home for the songs.

Original music and selected collaborations will appear here as they’re ready to share.

The part I love most
is the unfinished
moment.

Curious ears.
Hands in the music.

I started on drums as a teenager. Guitar, bass, and keys followed, as did recording and mixing. Growing up around studios made the technical side feel like a natural part of making music.

I’ve been writing since the early 2000s. My playing has a jazz foundation, but the writing follows the song: rock, pop, folk, electronic, EDM, 90s-style hip-hop, and beyond.

A bridge that needs to land. An arrangement that needs room. A mix that needs one more pass. That’s often where I can help.

I write, produce, record, mix, and master. One person, from the first sketch to the final details. The aim is a finished record that still sounds like you.

WritePlayProduceRecordMixMaster

Your idea.
Our next record.

Bring a melody, a half-finished demo, or a project that needs another set of ears. We can start wherever you are.

  1. Find the song.

    Songwriting & co-writing

    Melody, lyrics, structure. Finding the part that makes everything else fall into place.

  2. Shape its world.

    Production & arrangement

    The sounds, the players, the space between the notes. Choices that serve the feeling.

  3. Bring it home.

    Recording, mixing & mastering

    From capturing a performance to the last pass. Keeping the original spark intact.

Let’s make something

For bookings, publishing, and the business side:
Tune Trolley Publish House

What are
you hearing?

Have a song in progress or a project in mind? Send a note. A little context is plenty.