Nominated for seven Grammy's, in 2006 David Reitzas received his fourth Grammy for mixing the multi-platinum album “Mexico En La Piel” for international recording artist Luis Miguel.  In 2005, the same album won in the category “Best Ranchero Album” and Reitzas received his first Latin Grammy.   Reitzas also received a Grammy in 1991 for “Best Engineered Album” (Natalie Cole’s Unforgettable) and again in 1999 for “Best Pop Album” as engineer/mixer on Madonna’s Ray of Light.   In 2001, David Reitzas received an Emmy award, “Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Television Special,” for his recording and mixing of Barbra Streisand’s Timeless, The Millennium Concert.   In 1996, as recordist and scoring mixer, he helped Evita to receive an Oscar nomination for Best Sound and an Oscar Win for Best Original Song, “You Must Love Me.”   In 2001, Reitzas recorded and mixed the nominated Best Song “A Love Before Time” from the movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and in 1992, he recorded the nominated Best Song “I Have Nothing” from the movie The Bodyguard.   Throughout his career Reitzas has worked side by side with some of the top Artists and Producers in the industry. He has recorded everything from single instruments to over 100 piece orchestras for records, film, television and live performances.   David Reitzas has dedicated the last 20 years to the art of recording. Behind these credits and awards is an engineer intent on delivering top quality recordings in a truly professional manner. Utilizing the best tools of both old and new technology, Reitzas strives to create an environment in which his clients' musical dreams and ideas become reality. For bookings please contact Ursula Gale at Myers and Associates (818) 501-8580 or email David directly at Dave@Reitzas.com