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Bram Inscore was a true musician’s musician. Born and raised in San Francisco, CA, he studied jazz and classical music at USC before making Los Angeles his home. Whether crafting a song, shaping a live show, or performing on stage, he had an instinctive ability to understand the vibe, bringing authenticity and originality to everything he touched. His impact on the global music community is undeniable and everlasting.
As a producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Bram was a sought-after collaborator who also served as music director and bassist for Beck, touring with artists like Twin Shadow, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Thurston Moore. A longtime creative partner of Troye Sivan, he co-wrote and produced over a dozen songs across Troye’s albums, including standout singles "The Good Side," "YOUTH," and "Talk Me Down." His versatility spanned a wide range of artists, contributing to projects with Rina Sawayama, Allie X, Claud, BTS, NCT 127, SuperM, Big Freedia, Andy Grammer's Emmy Winning "Don't Give Up on Me", Chloe x Halle, Dorian Electra, Mayer Hawthorne, and many more.
Bram tragically passed away in December 2023, but his light, kindness, humor, brilliance, patience, and deep love for music will live on forever. To know him, to collaborate with him, to love him, was a true a gift.
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Gwen Bunn is a Grammy-nominated R&B sensation and multi-platinum selling record producer hailing from Decatur, Georgia, now based in Los Angeles, CA. Gwen's musical journey is enriched with collaborations alongside artists like Masego, 9th Wonder, Leon Thomas, Blxst, Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, Childish Gambino, SYD, and many others.
Gwen has recently been working with the likes of Jkash, Beam, Michael Pollack, Teyana Taylor, and many more.
Mick Schultz is a Grammy-nominated music producer who achieved multi-platinum success by blazing his own trail through the music industry when he was just a teenager. The St. Louis native moved to Chicago at the age of 18 and soon after he met Jeremih while attending Columbia College. The two began making music in Schultz’s makeshift apartment studio and their chemistry was palpable. The duo co-wrote and produced Jeremih’s self-titled debut album and took it to a local Chicago radio station with hopes of getting their first single “Birthday Sex” played. The song was an instant hit after it aired and soon every major label was calling to make a deal. The two went on to spawn mega hits “Down On Me” featuring 50 Cent, “Don’t Tell ‘Em” featuring YG, and “I Like” featuring Ludacris, firmly establishing Schultz as one of the top new go-to music producers. Since breaking into the industry, Schultz has went on to earn two Grammy nominations and produced multiple hits for various artists including Rihanna ("Desperado") , Zendaya ("Replay"), BTS, Gracie Abrams, more. Currently Mick is working on the next Jeremih album and collaborating with artists & writers such as Vory, 24kGoldn, RØMANS, Madison Love, Bibi Bourelly, and more.
Ryan Linvill is a Grammy-nominated producer and songwriter from San Diego, CA, with a degree from the esteemed Berklee College of Music, where he majored in Saxophone Performance on a full scholarship. After moving to Los Angeles, Ryan began working for producer Dan Nigro, an early and continuing creative relationship that has played a meaningful role in his development as both a collaborator and producer.
Since then, Ryan has steadily built a body of work that spans genres and artists, with notable credits including Olivia Rodrigo (“Logical” “The Grudge” from her Grammy-nominated album GUTS), Chappell Roan (“Casual”), PinkPantheress (“Turn It Up”), the entire Slimdan album (Second Dinner), Dermot Kennedy (“Better Days” “Divide” “Dreamer”), Role Model (“The Dinner”), Conan Gray (“The Exit”), Mackenzy Mackay (“The One That You Call”), Henry Moodie (“Drunk Text”), Lainie Gardner (“Chasing The Wind” from the Grammy nominated Twisters official soundtrack), the entire Ripe album (Bright Blues), The Fray (“Angeleno Moon”), Elio (“Superimpose” "hurts 2 hate somebody"), two full EPs for Jake Minch (How Many and Jessie), Chenayder (“Fall”), and many more.
Recent sessions include Holly Humberstone, Erin Lecount, Charlie Puth, Bülow, d4vd, Medium Build, Elio, The Fray, and many others.
