Ryan Adkins

Studio Owner/ Chief Engineer
Ryan@azmythrecording.com

With over 16 years of industry experience, Ryan Adkins has been recording local and national bands since 1994. Establishing himself as one of the top engineers in the mid-west, Adkins distinct ear for music recording has been a launching pad for many bands and recording artists. After graduating from Full Sail University (Orlando, Florida) in 1994, Ryan returned back to Indianapolis where he worked as a staff engineer at The Lodge Recording Studios. Wanting to explore other opportunities in the region, Adkins left The Lodge in 1998 and was hired as studio manager at Echo Park Studios in Bloomington, Indiana. Realizing engineering was his true passion, he chose to return to the The Lodge back in Indianapolis in early ’99 as a freelance engineer. Becoming frustrated with high recording prices and the unfriendly corporate atmosphere, he decided to start his own business venture. In June of 1999, Azmyth Recording was born. This gave Adkins the opportunity to bring his healthy clientele list to a facility that offers the same industry standard sound but at a more affordable rate. His work speaks for itself, working with many national acts such as, Eminem & D-12, Haste The Day, Young Buck, Emery, 8-Ball & MJG, Eboni Foster, Cappadonna (of the Wu-Tang Clan), Mike Epps, Aimee Allen, Lil Flip, David Chastain, Lamar Campbell, Brazil, Still Remains, Demiricous, Scott Russo (of Unwritten Law) and many more.

Travis “Kold Kut” Moore

Studio Manager / Engineer / Producer
Travis@azmythrecording.com
(765) 661-5716

After graduating from Full Sail University (Orlando, Florida) in December of 2004 with a degree in the Recording Arts, Travis Moore chose to start his music career in Detroit, Michigan. Travis was hired as a freelance engineer at Grand Recording Studios and worked for a year producing tracks for local hip-hop groups in the Detroit area. He then moved to Indianapolis to pursue an internship at the Lodge Recording Studios. After three long months of interning, Moore was offered an engineering position and worked as the “in-house” hip-hop producer. From that point on he gained respect and really began to build his clientele as well as his reputation for outstanding production quality. In May of 2007, Travis met Ryan Adkins and decided to work for Azmyth when he found out that that the studio was moving to the north side of Indianapolis. Travis, also known as “Kold Kut” to the hip-hop community is now working with several local and regional acts that include Hum-V, C-Mob, T-Rock ( Formerly of Three Six Mafia), Ric Jilla, Sleeper Cell and many more. Kold Kut’s versatility as a producer extends well beyond hip-hop including several rock and R&B projects with G. LaBeaud, The Matt Mitchell Project, Living Proof and Kaijowaan. Along with his strong list of recording credits, Travis has also made a name for himself as a live show promoter, founding the “Music for the People Festival” in his hometown of Marion, Indiana. It is an annual non-profit, all day music concert for the community that show cases regional music. In just its second year of existence, “Music for the People” has seen over 4,000 people in attendance and has attracted some big name acts such as legendary hip-hop MC, Percee P. No stranger to the struggle of free-lance production and studio engineering, Kold Kut has spent many years sharpening his tools. As he continues to fatten his resume, he is solidifying a name for himself throughout the midwest region. With his uncanny ability to tailor-fit to individual artist’s personal styles, Travis is sure to one day, help define the sound of Indiana hip-hop.

Adam Zeigler

Engineer / Producer
Adam@azmythrecording.com
(317) 698-1882

After graduating from Full Sail University (Orlando, Florida) in February of 2008 with degrees in the Recording Arts and in Music Business, Adam Zeigler moved back to Indianapolis and landed an internship with Azmyth Recording. During his three months as an intern, Adam found himself working on several local music projects and was soon offered a engineering position. At an early age, Adam found he had a talent for taking ideas and actualizing them. From basement video production with his friends from the neighborhood, to putting together the perfect mixtape cd for summer, Zeigler kept himself and all who knew him entertained. This talent naturally transitioned Adam to pursue a career in music production. Zeigler is now a recording engineer and his skills as a hip-hop producer grow with every project he’s involved in. As his career develops, it seems as though only the sky is the limit for someone with such drive and potential. Anyone who has ever tried to follow a dream can relate to the trials and tribulations that come with such an undertaking. Those with enough courage and drive to take that chance often find themselves having to make something from nothing. Adam Zeigler is one of those lucky few, who have set out to do something they have always dreamed to do and is well on his way to making what had seemed to be an impossibility, a reality.