Engineer. Producer. Mixer. Owner. The kind of career résumé you build one platinum certification at a time.
Keith Morrison is a Latin Grammy–nominated mixing and recording engineer with over forty-five years of professional experience. His credits include records for Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, Rubén Blades, Jorge Drexler, Andrés Cepeda, José Luis Rodríguez, Pedro Suárez-Vértiz, Soraya, Ricardo Montaner, and dozens of others across Latin and global pop.
Trained as a classical trumpet player at the University of Miami under Gilbert Johnson, Keith founded the Miami Chamber Brass quintet before pivoting to the studio side of the music business in the early 1980s. Four decades later, he's still doing the work — recording, mixing, producing, and arranging — for major labels and independent artists who keep coming back.
Beyond engineering, Keith spent three years as Audio Program Chair at the SAE Institute of Technology in North Miami Beach, mentoring a twenty-person teaching core and serving as chief academic officer for 150–200 students enrolled in post-secondary audio programs. He also taught master classes at universities in Bogotá and Lima on advanced mixing techniques.
Today, Kokopelli SoundStudio is the room where the work continues. Recently outfitted with a 5.1 monitoring setup, a Dolby Atmos speaker array, and a custom 144-insert patch bay network connecting four independent acoustic spaces, the studio is built for the next chapter of how records get made.
Work With Keith →A partial list of recognized work. Multi-platinum certifications, Latin Grammy nominations and wins, and chart-topping releases across four decades.
From the artist tracking their first single to the veteran cutting their tenth album — the rooms, the gear, and the engineer adapt to what the record needs. The work begins and ends with the artist's voice.