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GoVanGoes Creative · Oviedo, FL

Sound good. Look official. Move different.Live performance and hosting, mixing and mastering, and studio consulting from one artist and engineer. Request a date or send a project in minutes.

Every request is reviewed by hand. Expect a reply within 24–48 hours.

Services

Three ways to work together

Live and events, audio post-production, and studio guidance, all under one roof.

Live & Events

Perform and host

Live performance, hosting, and appearances for the nights people remember: showcases, clubs, private events, and brand events.

Audio Post-Production

Mix, master, and polish

Remote mixing, mastering, and vocal production with a guided process, clear revisions, and notes welcome.

Studio & Acoustics

Make your room translate

Practical guidance for home studios and creator spaces so what you record sounds right outside the room, too.

Press + features • Updated regularly

Apple Music artist profileRemote deliveryNotes welcome
Showcase

Coast 2 Coast Showcase — Top 3 (Philadelphia)

Press

Press: Rap Fiesta + Orlando Voyager

Mix & Master

Mix/Master: notes welcome, clear revisions

Comms

Fast comms: direct feedback, clean handoff

Tools

Tools: Rap Map + Open Mics directory

Mix + Master

Premium Vocal Mixing & Mastering

Remote vocal mixing & mastering with clear revisions and a calm, guided process.

Basic$79

1 revision • typical 2–4 days

Pro$129

2 revisions • typical 1–2 days

Deluxe$199

cleanup/tuning • typical 24–48 hours

  1. Package
  2. Song
  3. Files
  4. You

Pick a package

Add-ons (optional)

Bookings

Book Go Van Goes

Shows, hosting, and brand events with clear communication from inquiry to showtime.

  1. Service
  2. When
  3. Where
  4. You

What are we booking?

Shows updating — email govangoes@gmail.com for dates.
Music

Listen

Dive into the Calamari Crystal era.

Audio proof

Audio proofs are being curated. Want one of your songs featured? Book a session.

Inside the studio

This is where your vocals get recorded and your mix gets made. Follow the signal from the mic to the monitors.

The micShure SM7B in a collapsible vocal booth

  1. Shure SM7B in a collapsible vocal booth

    A dynamic mic that hears the voice in front of it and not much else. The booth wraps behind it to cut down room sound.

    Vocals come in dry and close, so there's less room sound to fix later.

  2. Cloudlifter

    The SM7B is a quiet mic. The Cloudlifter adds clean gain before the interface so nothing has to be cranked later.

    Quiet verses and loud hooks both land with headroom and less hiss.

  3. Antelope Audio Zen Go Synergy Core, Mogami Gold XLR cables

    This is where the mic signal turns into digital audio, over balanced cables.

    A clean recording to build the mix on.

  4. Mac Studio (M4 Max) running Logic Pro, Samsung Odyssey G95SC ultrawide

    Arrangement, vocals, references and meters sit on one wide screen. Big sessions don't slow the machine down.

    Edits and revisions move fast.

  5. Adam Audio T7 monitors, DT770 Studio and Samson Z55 headphones

    Every mix gets checked on speakers and on two pairs of headphones before it goes out.

    Fewer surprises when you play it somewhere else.

Press

Press Kit

Bio, live stats, photos, and stage specs.

Resources

Explore the Lab

Rap Map and Open Mics are here when you need them.

Rap Map

A living atlas of rhyme—track vocabulary patterns, cadence, and influence across eras.

Open Mics

Curated Orlando open mics with notes on vibe, crowd, and where to show up prepared.