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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2023 · 34 MIN

#19 - Sachi Oasis

from The Mendeleyev Podcast · host Mendeleyev Allan-Blitz

Sachi Oasis Rodriguez almost too literally found her “voice” in music at a young age, having to undergo intense speech therapy due to a speech impediment and being unable to communicate as a child. Because of this, Sachi became a listener; hearing everyone and everything around her. Realizing people speak way more than they should, she chooses her words carefully and often doesn't say more than is necessary. Due to this experience, she constantly tries to help others consolidate their intentions and words by co writing and producing other artists.Sachi attended Berklee College of Music where she studied Songwriting and Music Production. Some notable professors include Pat Pattison(John Mayer, Amy Allen), Kara Dioguardi(Jon Bellion, Ingrid Andress), Swagg Harris(H.E.R, Kehlani), Bonnie Hayes(Bonnie Raitt), and Paula Cole. Whilst living in Boston, she also interned and became assistant engineer at the legendary Q Division Studios. Here she worked with the likes of Dropkick Murphys, Don Was, Yo-yo Ma, and many more.She is currently an AWAL artist based out of NYC, where she is studying for her Masters in Songwriting and Production at BerkleeNYC. She also frequents to LA where she consistently collaborates with creatives like those from Kobalt, Universal, and Warner. Although she mainly works in the commercial pop area of the industry, she also writes for film/tv with multiple production companies and sync reps. Sachi is also faculty for Berklee Online and intermittently at the Berklee campus in Boston.

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Sachi Oasis Rodriguez almost too literally found her “voice” in music at a young age, having to undergo intense speech therapy due to a speech impediment and being unable to communicate as a child. Because of this, Sachi became a listener; hearing everyone and everything around her. Realizing people speak way more than they should, she chooses her words carefully and often doesn't say more than is necessary. Due to this experience, she constantly tries to help others consolidate their intentions and words by co writing and producing other artists.Sachi attended Berklee College of Music where she studied Songwriting and Music Production. Some notable professors include Pat Pattison(John Mayer, Amy Allen), Kara Dioguardi(Jon Bellion, Ingrid Andress), Swagg Harris(H.E.R, Kehlani), Bonnie Hayes(Bonnie Raitt), and Paula Cole. Whilst living in Boston, she also interned and became assistant engineer at the legendary Q Division Studios. Here she worked with the likes of Dropkick Murphys, Don Was, Yo-yo Ma, and many more.She is currently an AWAL artist based out of NYC, where she is studying for her Masters in Songwriting and Production at BerkleeNYC. She also frequents to LA where she consistently collaborates with creatives like those from Kobalt, Universal, and Warner. Although she mainly works in the commercial pop area of the industry, she also writes for film/tv with multiple production companies and sync reps. Sachi is also faculty for Berklee Online and intermittently at the Berklee campus in Boston.

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