The Chris & Sandy Show With Producer, Engineer, Remixer and Singer / Songwriter Robert Eibach

We had a great conversation with producer, engineer, remixer and singer / songwriter Robert Eibach on The Chris & Sandy Show. This was a very raw conversation about the music industry! We talked about so many things from family, music, engineering, LA, he told some really amazing stories to a whole lot more!Robert Eibach is a GRAMMY®-nominated and Latin GRAMMY®-nominated artist (as a member of Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band), Billboard-charting producer, engineer, remixer and songwriter. Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and growing up playing guitar and bass with a desire to learn more about music production, Eibach enrolled at Temple University in Philadelphia. It was there he learned piano and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media with a concentration in Music Production. While in Philadelphia, Robert also worked at legendary Third Story Recording Studios as a recording engineer. The experience of working with such artists as Korn and Swizz Beatz, and learning from producers/engineers Mark Sarisky, Scott Herzog, Jack Klotz and Phil Nowlan gave Robert the confidence and motivation to move out west to Los Angeles and pursue a career in the music industry. After arriving in Los Angeles, Robert was hired by Del Oro Music, where he worked his way up the ranks from assistant engineer, to engineer to head engineer and eventually to producer. He has enjoyed working on recordings by many top artists including Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Camila Cabello, Mark Ronson, Normani, Miley Cyrus, David Longoria, Kesha, Chris Standring, Barbara Morrison, Selena Gomez, Poncho Sanchez, Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band, Baby Bash, Sabrina Carpenter, Alan Walker, Marshmello, Smash Mouth and many others across many genres.As a producer and remixer Robert has experienced much success on the Billboard Charts. His remixes for Ariana Grande (No Tears Left To Cry, 7 Rings, etc), Mark Ronson and Camila Cabello (Find U Again) and Jennifer Lopez (Baila Conmigo) all reached the level of #1. Robert's productions and songwriting for David Longoria featuring Dallas Lovato (Playground, etc.), Ani (Dance The Night Away, Confession) among others also scored top 20s and top 15 success on Billboard. Robert has also contributed work to GRAMMY®-Winning Albums for Ariana Grande (Sweetener), Wouter Kellerman and Ricky Kej (Winds of Samsara), and the Latin GRAMMY®-Winning Album by The Lucky Band (Buenos Diaz), as well as GRAMMY®-Nominated works for Ariana Grande (Thank U, Next), Taylor Swift (Lover), Wouter Kellerman (Love Language) and Latin GRAMMY®-Nominated albums by Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band (Adelante, Paseo Lunar).Robert Eibach is a member of Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band, who is a 2022 GRAMMY® Nominee in the Best Children’s Album category for the album “Crayon Kids”, and a 2020 Latin-GRAMMY® Nominee for the album “Paseo Lunar” also in the Best Children’s Album category. As a solo artist, Robert Eibach released his first single “Play With You” featuring Elle Dubleu in August of 2020 and received a Hollywood Music In Media Award Nomination for Best EDM Song of 2020. Interested in expanding his creativity to visual arts, Eibach has also produced TV Specials for PBS and a number of TV episodes and interviews in music and film for the 24k Music Network , where he serves as VP of Production. Robert co-wrote and produced the theme song for the feature film “Bloodline: Now or Never” with David Longoria and features singer April Diamond, entitled “Now or Never”, which made the Academy Awards® shortlist for Original Song in 2018.As a proud member of the Recording Academy® Advocacy Team, and also the Producer and Engineers Wing, Robert has, with other music industry professionals, met with members of Congress to advance legislation critical to the future of the music industry. He also sits on The Board of Directors for the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization Refining Purpose®, who’s mission is to empower individuals impacted by the foster care system to embrace self-sufficient productive lives through mentor-ship programs.