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Philippe Weiss
Philippe Weiss in 2026
Born1973 (age 52–53)
Lausanne, Switzerland
OccupationsMixing engineer, recording engineer
Years active1990s–present
Websitewww.philippeweiss.com

Philippe Weiss (born 1973) is a Swiss mixing and recording engineer. He first became known for his mixing work in the French and Swiss hip-hop scenes, with credits including Ärsenik, Rohff, Oxmo Puccino, Kool Shen, Diam's, Sens Unik and Stress.[1][2]

His later work has spanned electronic music, pop, soul, jazz and alternative music. Selected international credits include Madonna, Black Coffee, the Alchemist, Earl Sweatshirt, Evidence, Big Sean, Charles Aznavour, Martin Solveig, Selah Sue, Erik Truffaz, Baloji, Bastian Baker and Sam Akpro. He contributed mixing to Black Coffee's 2021 album Subconsciously, which won the Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Album at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.[2]

Early life and training

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Weiss was born in Lausanne in 1973. After studying electronics in Switzerland, he attended the School of Audio Engineering (SAE) in London from 1993 to 1995.[3][4]

He then moved to Paris and joined Studio Davout, initially working as an assistant engineer. His first assignment was a session with Sly and Robbie produced by Dennis Bovell. Over the following year, he gained experience on projects ranging from Red Hot Chili Peppers sessions to large-orchestra recordings.[4][5][6]

At Davout, Weiss met American recording and mixing engineer Tony Smalios, whom he has described as one of his important mentors. In 1997, he moved to New York to continue working and training with Smalios, returning to France around the turn of the decade.[6][4]

Career

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French and Swiss hip hop

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Weiss established his reputation during the late-1990s expansion of French and Swiss hip hop. One of his earliest mixes was Supernatural and Rockin' Squat's 1996 track "Undaground Connexion".[7] This was followed by work with artists including Ärsenik (Quelques gouttes suffisent...), Sens Unik (Pole Position), Rohff (La Vie avant la mort), Oxmo Puccino (Le Cactus de Sibérie), Kool Shen (Dernier Round), Diam's, Mac Tyer, MC Jean Gab'1, Pit Baccardi, Ol' Kainry, Busta Flex, La Cliqua, Double Pact, Expression Direkt, Stomy Bugsy, Lunatic, Assassin, Polo and La Rumeur.[8][9][10][11][12][13]

Expansion beyond hip hop

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During the same period, Weiss began broadening his work beyond hip hop. He mixed Benjamin Diamond's Strange Attitude and co-mixed Erik Truffaz's The Walk of the Giant Turtle with Benoît Corboz.[14][15] His subsequent credits extended across pop, soul, chanson and alternative music, with projects involving Charles Aznavour, Johnny Hallyday feat. Passi, Vitaa, Ben l'Oncle Soul, Tiwayo, NOËP, Féfé, Amel Bent, Dan Black featuring Kelis, Nneka, Yael Naim, Zazie, Mylène Farmer, Kaolin, Serge Lama with L5 and Tété.[16][17][18][19][14]

Within this broader phase, Weiss recorded and mixed Belgian-Congolese artist Baloji's debut solo album, Hôtel Impala.[20][21] His work also crossed European markets: he mixed most of Selah Sue's self-titled debut album, as well as "Please", her collaboration with CeeLo Green on The Lady Killer.[22][14][6]

Weiss remained active in Switzerland, working on Bastian Baker's debut album Tomorrow May Not Be Better and later mixing "Five Fingers".[23] He also mixed Stress's 2019 album Sincèrement in its entirety.[24][better source needed]

Electronic music

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Alongside his hip-hop work, Weiss developed a parallel body of work in house and electronic music, collaborating with artists and labels associated with the French touch scene. In the early 2000s, he mixed Strange Attitude, the debut solo album by Stardust vocalist Benjamin Diamond. His work in the Paris house scene also included projects for Dimitri from Paris and releases connected with DJ Gregory's Faya Combo label.[14][6] At Studio Davout, he engineered Gregory's Tropical Soundclash and later mixed "Elle".[25][26] His electronic work extended beyond France through projects such as Junior Jack's "See You Dancin'", which he co-mixed.[27]

His wider electronic-music credits included Michel Cleis, Alex Attias featuring Sohan Wilson, Petit Navire featuring Submaryne, Muyè, Djebali, Yves Larock, Yelle, Michael Canitrot, Despina Vandi, Next Evidence, Prassay and Bel Air Project. Later projects included work involving Virgil Abloh with Loco Dice, Drake and Swae Lee, and The Martinez Brothers, while other collaborations connected him with Kenny Dope and DJ Jazzy Jeff.[citation needed]

Weiss subsequently developed a sustained collaboration with Martin Solveig, mixing material from C'est la Vie, the single "Hello" and the album Smash.[28][29][30][31] The collaboration also involved French house producer Julien Jabre, who contributed production and programming to Smash. When Solveig contributed to Madonna's MDNA in 2012, Weiss joined the project as a recording engineer after Madonna asked Solveig to bring his established studio team.[32][6]

Work with Black Coffee

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Weiss began collaborating with South African DJ and producer Black Coffee around 2015, starting with the album Pieces of Me.[2] Their work continued through releases including the 2018 single "Drive", with David Guetta and Delilah Montagu, and the 2019 single "LaLaLa", featuring Usher.[33][34]

He subsequently mixed material for Black Coffee's 2021 album Subconsciously, which won Best Dance/Electronic Music Album at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.[2]

Contemporary hip hop and alternative work

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During the 2020s, Weiss returned to a sustained body of international hip-hop work while developing parallel collaborations in British and European alternative music.

His work with Evidence began with "Sharks Smell Blood" from Unlearning Vol. 1 (2021), produced by Swiss producer Sebb Bash.[35] That connection continued with Detroit rapper Ty Farris's Fluorescent Mud (2022), an album produced by Sebb Bash and mixed and mastered by Weiss.[36]

In 2022, Weiss mixed Cormega's "Glorious", featuring Nas and produced by the Alchemist.[citation needed]

In 2023, Weiss mixed Earl Sweatshirt and the Alchemist's collaborative album Voir Dire.[37] Further work with the Alchemist included Yasiin Bey's "Kijani"[citation needed] and Big Sean's "Together Forever".[38] He also mixed Chuck Strangers' Evidence-produced single "BMOP", released through Bigger Picture Recordings.[39]

The Evidence collaboration continued with Unlearning Vol. 2 in 2025, which Weiss mixed in its entirety.[40] The album brought together production by Evidence, the Alchemist, Conductor Williams, Graymatter, C-Lance, QThree, Sebb Bash, Beat Butcha and Coop the Truth.[41] The collaboration also extended to Blu's album Los Angeles, which Weiss mixed.[citation needed]

Weiss's continuing work with Evidence also encompassed the Slide Film 45 Series, including releases by Fly Anakin, Boldy James, Theravada and Rakaa.[better source needed] Other mixing credits included projects involving Willie the Kid, Rome Streetz and Estee Nack.

Weiss also collaborated with British producer Finn Billingham on a series of alternative releases. These included Australian post-punk group HighSchool's five-track EP Accelerator (2024), produced by Billingham and mastered by Ben Hillier, Sunken's EP Home Time, and Sam Akpro's Drift and "Evenfall".[42][43][44][45]

Soundtrack recordings

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Weiss also mixed music for film soundtracks. His work during the mid-2000s included soundtrack recordings associated with Ong-Bak, Banlieue 13 and Chok-Dee. He later worked with Kraked Unit on music for three films directed by Cédric Klapisch: Paris (2008), Ma part du gâteau (2011) and Casse-tête chinois (2013).[better source needed]

Studios and technical work

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The technical and studio-building side of Weiss's career developed alongside his recording work. During his time in New York, he met Sterling Sound mastering engineer Tom Coyne in 1997 and began working with him the following year. Weiss took part in early testing of Sterling Sound's eMastering system in 2001 and later represented the company in France and Switzerland, advising clients and coordinating mastering sessions.[46][4]

After returning to Paris, Weiss established Studio C, his own room within Studio Davout, around 2001. Initially built around an SSL 4000-series console, the room later adopted a Neve VR.[4][6]

Weiss created The Room in 2006 and Red Room Paris in 2009. For the latter, he worked on the studio's equipment configuration as well as its electrical, monitoring and signal-chain systems.[47][48] Red Room Paris joined the Miloco network in 2010.

His collaboration with Miloco later led to Red Room London, which opened at the company's Bermondsey complex in 2015. Weiss contributed to its technical design and equipment selection; Miloco managing director Nick Young described Weiss's equipment and technical approach as central to the refurbishment.[49][50]

Weiss also contributed to the feasibility study and technical conception of Red Bull Studios Paris and worked with the Red Bull Music Academy.[better source needed]

Beyond studio construction, Weiss has developed custom amplification and monitoring electronics and undertaken audio-related consulting and product-development work.[6] In 2026, he contributed presets and beta testing to Softube's Weiss DS5 Multiband Compressor.[51][52]

Teaching, workshops and public talks

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Alongside his studio career, Weiss has taught in the popular-music and jazz departments of the Haute École de Musique de Lausanne (HEMU) since 2016. His courses draw on his experience in recording, mixing, production and audio technology. His teaching approaches mixing as an artistic practice, with an emphasis on listening strategies, gain staging, processing and sonic cohesion.[47][3]

He has also presented workshops and public sessions on studio practice. On 15 July 2009, he presented "Mixes and Mastering" at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland.[53] In September 2019, he participated in a panel discussion at Studioszene in Cologne alongside Mick Guzauski and Peter Walsh.[citation needed] On 14 November 2019, Weiss led a listening session at the Budapest Showcase Hub (BUSH) conference in Budapest, publicly reviewing and analysing songs submitted by emerging Eastern European artists.[54] In 2022, he spoke during PSI Audio's 45th-anniversary programme in Yverdon-les-Bains.[7] The following year, he appeared at the L2P Convention at La Place in Paris, combining a discussion of mixing practice with a track-by-track demonstration.[13]

Weiss has additionally contributed to interdisciplinary programmes at the Bern University of the Arts (HKB), coordinated by studio director Benoît Piccand.[55] During the five-day 2024 toolbox "Possibly Maybe: Pop-Codes – Not?", he led sessions on mixing as an artistic practice.[citation needed] He returned for the 2025 Y-Toolbox programme "Trash: Yes, we CAN. A Sonic and Cultural Reclamation".[56]

Selected discography

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Year Artist Release Credited work
2025EvidenceUnlearning Vol. 2Mixing
2025Chuck Strangers“BMOP”Mixing
2025Sunken“Charm”Mixing
2025Sam Akpro“Evenfall”Mixing
2024Big Sean and the Alchemist“Together Forever”Mixing
2024HighSchoolAccelerator EPMixing
2024Sebb Bash7 Inches SeriesMixing and mastering
2024Karun“À nu”Mastering
2024BluLos AngelesMixing
2024The Alchemist and Sebb BashThrow BackMastering
2023Yasiin Bey and the Alchemist“Kijani”Mixing
2023Theravada and Evidence“2Meric”Mixing
2023Rakaa and Evidence“Conflict & Contradictions”Mixing
2023Earl Sweatshirt and the AlchemistVoir DireMixing
2023Ferre GolaDynastie Volume 2Mastering
2023Soichi Terada“Takusambient” (Alex Attias Remix)Mixing
2023Lexie Carroll“Violet”Mixing
2023Breezly Brewin“FOP”Mastering
2023Visions“In My Mind”Mastering
2023Michel Cleis“Baza SOS Fever”Mastering
2022Cormega featuring Nas“Glorious”Mixing
2022Ty Farris and Sebb BashFluorescent MudMixing and mastering
2022Fly Anakin and Evidence“Got It for Cheap”Mixing
2022Boldy James and Evidence“Drop an Album”Mixing
2022Alex Attias featuring Sohan Wilson“Magical Feelings”Mixing
2022MaytraVisions Digi 001 EPMastering
2022Ferre GolaDynastieMastering
2021Evidence“Sharks Smell Blood”Mixing
2021Black CoffeeSubconsciouslyMixing
2021The AlchemistThis Thing of Ours EPMixing
2021Evidence“Pardon Me”Mixing
2021Willie the KidKeep Watching the FlyMixing on selected tracks
2021Sam AkproDrift EPMixing
2021Solo“Trop d’sangsues”Mixing
2021Sunken“Show Me Your Mind”Mastering
2021Muthoni Drummer Queen“River”Mastering
2020Rome Streetz and Estee NackNoise Kandy 4Mixing
2020SunkenHometime EPMixing
2020Natty Wylah“Siblings”Mixing
2020Maryne“You Should Know”Mixing
2019Loco Dice“We’re Alive” (Virgil Abloh Remix)Mixing
2019StressSincèrementMixing
2019TiwayoThe Gypsy Soul of TiwayoMixing
2019Marquise Fair“One Race”Mixing
2018NOËP“New Heights”Mixing
2018NOËP featuring Tough Love“Offside”Mixing
2018Petit Navire featuring Submaryne“Bali”Mixing
2018Swae Lee featuring Drake“Won’t Be Late” (Virgil Abloh edit)Mixing
2018Virgil Abloh and the Martinez Brothers“Blessed”Mixing
2018Black CoffeeMusic Is King EPMixing
2018Keinemusik“Muyè” (Black Coffee Remix)Mixing
2017Bastian Baker“Five Fingers”Mixing
2016Djebali5Mixing
2016Black CoffeeThe Journey ContinuesMixing
2016Alicia Keys“In Common” (Black Coffee Remix)Mixing
2016Wyvern Lingo“Letter to Willow”Mixing
2015Black CoffeePieces of MeMixing
2014Marc SwayBlack & WhiteMixing
2013FéféLe Charme des premiers joursMixing
2013Kraked UnitCasse-tête chinois scoreMixing
2013Amel BentInstinctMixing
2013Dan Black featuring Kelis“Hearts”Mixing
2013Jaqee“Drop of Water”Mixing
2012K’naan featuring Bono“Bulletproof Pride”Mixing
2012MadonnaMDNARecording engineering on selected tracks
2012DragonetteBodypartsMixing
2012Cody ChesnuTT“That’s Still Mama”Mixing
2012Mark KellyNothing’s PerfectMixing
2011NnekaSoul Is HeavyMixing on selected tracks
2011Martin SolveigSmashMixing
2011Yves LarockThe ZooMixing
2011The Knocks“Brightside”Mixing
2011Selah SueSelah SueMixing
2011Bastian BakerTomorrow May Not Be BetterMixing
2011Yael Naim“Come Home”Mixing
2011Zazie“Chanson d’amour” (Radio Edit)Mixing
2011SefyuOui je le suisMixing
2010CeeLo Green featuring Selah Sue“Please”Mixing
2010Ben l’Oncle SoulBen l’Oncle SoulMixing
2010Yael Naim“Go to the River”Mixing
2010JRWomen Are HeroesMixing
2010BalojiKinshasa SuccursaleMixing
2010Yelle“La Musique”Mixing
2009Michael Canitrot“Desire”Mixing
2008BalojiHôtel ImpalaRecording and mixing
2008Martin SolveigC’est la VieMixing
2008Junior Jack“See You Dancin’”Mixing
2008Mylène Farmer“Dégénération” (Martin Solveig Degenerave Remix)Fixing
2008Various artistsParis soundtrackMixing
2007VitaaÀ fleur de toiEngineering, mixing and production
2006Diam’sDans ma bulleMixing on selected tracks
2006Keny ArkanaEntre ciment et belle étoileMixing
2006Mac TyerLe GénéralMixing
2006KaolinMélanger les couleursMixing
2006PolarJour blancRecording and mixing
2006Salvatore Adamo“Lâche pas ton rêve”Mixing
2005Johnny Hallyday with Ministère A.M.E.R. and Doc Gynéco“Le Temps passe”Mixing
2004Oxmo PuccinoLe Cactus de SibérieRecording and mixing
2004Kool ShenDernier RoundMixing
2004Billy CrawfordBig CityMixing on selected tracks
2004Passi“Dis l’heure 2 ragga”Mixing on selected tracks
2004Various artistsOng-Bak: Bande originale du filmMixing on selected tracks
2004Various artistsBanlieue 13: Bande originale et inspirée du filmMixing on selected tracks
2004Various artistsChok-Dee soundtrackMixing on selected tracks
2004SumoI NeedMixing
2004Beastie BoysLive at the Élysée Montmartre, Paris, 21 May 2004Mixing
2004Diam’sMa vie / Mon live (live album/DVD)Mixing
2003MC Jean Gab’1Ma VieMixing
2003Erik TruffazThe Walk of the Giant TurtleMixing
2003Charles AznavourJe voyageMixing on selected tracks
2003Serge Lama with L5“Femme, femme, femme”Mixing
2003Various artistsLes Sessions RnB: Première Classe RnBMixing on selected tracks
2003DJ Gregory“Don’t Know Malendro / Vasefa”Mixing
2003Despina Vandi“Gia” (DJ Gregory Remix)Mixing
2002DJ GregoryTropical SoundclashEngineering
2002DJ Gregory“Elle”Mixing
2002Next Evidence“The One”Mixing
2002Pit BaccardiLe Poids des mauxMixing on selected tracks
2002PrassayKrvsinMixing
2002Blak Twang“So Rotton”Mixing
2001RohffLa Vie avant la mortRecording and mixing
2001FuturistiqDemain, c’est maintenantEngineering, mixing and production
2001Tété“Love Love Love”Recording and mixing
2001Various artistsPremière Classe 2Mixing on selected tracks
2000Pit Baccardi featuring Joe“Ghetto Ambianceur”Production, recording and mixing
2000Geoffrey Oryema“Lapin”Production, recording and mixing
2000Benjamin DiamondStrange AttitudeRecording and mixing
1999Various artistsLes Sessions Première Classe Vol. 1Mixing on selected tracks
1999La CliquaLa CliquaMixing on selected tracks
1999Pit BaccardiPit BaccardiRecording and mixing
1999Doc Gynéco and Assia“Mauvais garçon”Recording
1998Various artistsHostile Hip Hop 2Recording and mixing on selected tracks
1998ÄrsenikQuelques gouttes suffisent...Recording and mixing
1998Sens UnikPole PositionMixing
1998Double PactPour ma planète bleueMixing
1998Expression DirektLe Bout du mondeRecording and mixing on selected tracks
1998Stomy BugsyQuelques balles de plus pour… le calibre qu’il te fautRecording and mixing
1998KDD“Galaxie de glace”Recording and mixing
1998Prodige Namor featuring Rockin’ Squat“Mission”Mixing
1997Afro-JazzAfrocalypseRecording
1997Lunatic“Les vrais savent”Recording
1997Oxmo Puccino featuring Booba“Pucc’ Fiction”Recording
1997Roni Size / Reprazent“Down” (Bel Air Remix)Recording and mixing
1997Ski Oakenfull“Tress-Cun-Deo-La” (Optimo Remix)Mixing
1997Bel Air ProjectDark JazzorMixing
1996AssassinÉcrire contre l’oubliMixing
1996Supernatural and Rockin’ Squat“Undaground Connexion”Mixing
1996Expression Direkt“La roue tourne”Recording and mixing on selected tracks
1996Polo“Panne sèche” remixesRecording and mixing
1996La RumeurPremier volet: Le Poison d’avrilRecording and mixing
1996Raggasonic featuring Suprême NTM“Aiguisé comme une lame”Recording

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