Artists Who Work With Ghost Producers

Now that the concept of ghost production has become more acceptable in the music industry, even the A-list artists are now openly coming up with tracks that had ghost producers working alongside them. And it’s actually a win-win situation for all involved: the ghost producer, the artist and the fans.



The ghost producer gets the opportunity to work with high profile artists and network, at the same time earn an often lucrative income. The artist is relieved with some of the tasks related to music production, delegate some aspects of the production to the ghost producer -- perhaps a few tweaks or some major changes there.



Nonetheless, having a ghost producer working on the material gives him some leeway to focus on other important matters like music marketing. At the receiving end, fans get to enjoy a stream of high-quality and unique tracks for their listening pleasure.

According to tuedm.com, here are the well-known artists and DJs who are working or worked with ghost producers in their huge hits:

1.Don Diable worked alongside Madison Mars for the track “Cuttin Shapes”

2.R3hab worked with DEORRO for “Flashlight”

3.Headhunterz and Skytech enlisted the help of KSHMR for “Kundalini”

4.Martin Garrix and Dimitri Vegas had some help coming from Maarten Vorwerk in the track “Tremor”

5.Martin Garrix worked with Hardwell for “Animal”

While these published names are now out in the open and fans have received their music in the most welcoming manner, we must also understand that some ghost producers are bound to protect their contracts. This means that they cannot reveal themselves as ghost producers for the artists they’re working with. Still, much respect to artists and producers who collaborate professionally and are relentlessly working to keep the EDM industry’s standards up.

Here are some artists who got some help or are still getting help from the expert and creative hands of their ghost producers:


1.Steve Aoki
2.Tiesto
3.Markus Shulz
4.Diplo

Apparently, ghost production has taken a new form. Some artists simply ghost produce with one another such as the case of Martin Garrix, Hardwell and R3hab. These collaborations are most probably borne out of passion for music and great repertoire with one another.


Sources :info.dcc-studios.com