About
 

Tiger Diep is a recording and mixing engineer, music producer, and saxophonist based in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from San Diego, CA, he developed a passion for jazz at a young age while studying at the San Diego School for Creative and Performing Arts. He went on to attend New York University on a full-ride scholarship for Jazz Studies, where he expanded his expertise into music production and audio engineering.

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During his time at NYU, Tiger worked as a recording and mixing engineer at the university’s James L. Dolan Recording Studio, as well as at Platinum Sound Recording Studios. Through these roles, he has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including Ari Hoenig, Tivon Pennicott, Alex Sipiagin, Pi’erre Bourne, and Cash Cobain.

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As a producer, Tiger creates music in the dance/electronic and R&B genres, both under his own name and for artists. In addition to his production work, he is an accomplished jazz saxophonist, having performed at various New York City venues and the Detroit Jazz Festival with his ensemble.

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Currently, Tiger serves as an engineer and assistant to Todd Whitelock at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Recording Studio, where he has contributed to projects featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, as well as recordings for Ted Nash, Christian McBride, Carlos Henriquez, and Steve Miller. Alongside his work at Lincoln Center, he operates a studio in Brooklyn, offering freelance mixing and vocal tracking services to a range of artists.