My Recent Works:
青山テルマ - T.B.A
SOULJA - T.B.A
Jamil - T.B.A
Baby M. - T.B.A
Boyz II Men - "Love"
K - "Merry Christmas"
牧山純子 - ”Libertá"
さかもと未明 - "人生"
May J - "EVE ~ 君が好きだよ"
Manami feat. Pharrell - "Back of My Mind"
Lil' Eddie feat. Mya - "Searching For Love"
Love - "First Love ~ ラブレター ~
Inagaki Junichi - "男と女２"
Jay'ed - "Cry For You"
中川翔子 - "心のアンテナ"
黒木メイサ - "Shock"
May J - "Family"
伊藤由奈 - "Dream"
たなかりか - "Colors"
伊藤由奈 - "Trust You"
福原美穂 - "Love ~ winter song ~"
黒木メイサ - "Hellcat"
COLOR - "White ~Lovers on Canvas~"
鈴木雅之 - "Still Gold"
Rhythmatrix - "Rhythmatrix"
FACT - "FACT"
Himeka - ”明日のキズナ”
Blue Smith - "Organ Love"
In a high stakes industry full of fast-paced professionals and rare second chances, Neeraj Khajanchi has knowledge, experience, and drive. He is a recording engineer who has worked with some of the best people in the industry, and his extensive background gives him the confidence and experience needed to make a client know he or she is in capable hands.
Neeraj Khajanchi has a diverse, international background and education. His family is East Indian, he was born in Los Angeles, California, and he was raised in Japan. At 15, Khajanchi moved back to the U.S. and landed a career-changing high school internship under world renowned music producer Phil Ramone, who has worked with musical legends like Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Barbara Streisand, and Quincy Jones. His internship was "a huge foot in the door", Khajanchi says, because it enabled him to get into his highly competitive degree program, and it helped jumpstart his career. After high school, Khajanchi attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music where he double majored in Music Production and Engineering and Music Business. Khajanchi committed himself with fierce focus and finished the intense five year program in three years. He graduated with his B.A. in May 2004.
After a much needed two month vacation, Zoe Thrall, the manager at the legendary Hit Factory recording studio in New York City, interviewed Khajanchi for a general assistant position. She hired him the very next day. Within three months, she promoted him to assistant engineer. Khajanchi was the last general assistant promoted before the studio closed. Once it did, he left New York to work at the Hit Factory in Miami, Florida. While in Miami, he received credit on his first major project, Gonzalo Rubalcaba's new album, Solo (Blue Note), winner of the 2006 Latin Grammy for best Latin jazz album.
Although Khajanchi enjoyed working with the diverse clientele at Miami’s Hit Factory, he sensed more budding opportunities out west. Khajanchi’s instincts were correct. Not even six months after his relocation to Las Vegas, Nevada, Khajanchi landed his second major project working alongside The Killers on their new sophomore album, “Sam’s Town” (Island Def Jam). Before the album was even released, it proved to be highly anticipated. iTunes declared it the #1 pre-ordered album, thus far.
Khajanchi has had the pleasure of working with several industry professionals including: Yolanda Adams, Boyz II Men, Michael Buble, Mariah Carey, Chayanne, Chevelle, COLOR, Celine Dion, Elephant Man, John Fogerty, Jamie Foxx, Miho Fukuhara, Gospellers, Bo Hagon, Paris Hilton, Yuna Ito, Randy Jackson, Jaheim, The Killers, John Legend, Lil' Jon, Lil' Kim, Damian Marley, May J, One Republic, Pink, Daniel Powter, Phil Ramone, Kelly Rowland, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Jessica Simpson, Skoop On Somebody, Tony Suggs, Masayuki Suzuki, Britney Spears, Timbaland, Bobby Valentino.
