An Ann Arbor, MI, native, Oren Levin grew up within a tight-knit musical community, playing in numerous bands and performing at local venues. Trained in Jazz piano and guitar, Levin made his way into songwriting and consequently into music production. In 2019 he attended the University of Michigan’s School of Music. Theatre, and Dance in its Performing Arts Technology program. While in school, Levin made use of the school’s Duderstadt studios and wrote, produced and mixed his first full length record, “For When I Leave Home.” After graduation he moved to Los Angeles where he worked as a production and engineer assistant at numerous music studios including Rick Rubin’s legendary Shangri-La Studios, Jackson Browne’s Groove Masters, and Studio City Sound. Currently, Levin is based in Brooklyn, NY and works as a songwriter, producer, and mixing and mastering engineer for music and film. Some of his credits include Charlie Burg, Mira Housey, Emma Charles, Sofía Compoamor, The Stellars and Karissa Bone.