My work
These are a few of the artists / projects I am / was involved with
Guy Smeets / works / worked with / for
Aj Plug, Alex Warren (USA), Andre Hazes Jr, Ben Poole (UK), Danique Ruby, Gé Reinders, Hard2Get, Jan Akkerman, Layla Zoe (CA), Phil Bee, Roxy Dekker, Sita
In Vertrouwen - Danique
Co-wrote/composed “Ergens in Maart” & “Diesel
Guitars on “Waarom met haar”, “Ergens in Maart”& “Diesel”
Diesel - Danique
Co-written/(some)guitars by me.
High On You - Guy Smeets
Written, recorded and produced in my homestudio. All instruments played by me. Co-written by Stan Smeets. Mixed by Edwin de Groot. Master by Holger Schwedt.
Dichterbij dan je denkt - Sita
This songs was written by Edwin de Groot and Sita for a campaign against child abuse. Guitar parts written and recorded by me.
Simpel - Jip
Jip’s first single “Simpel” is out now and I had the pleasure of producing it, playing the bass, guitars and some piano/synths.
Need Your Love So Bad - Phil Bee Ft. Andre Hazes
A collaboration between Phil and Andre and I had the pleasure of putting down some blues licks on this track.
Acoustic Duo Live - Ben Poole & Guy Smeets
After years of touring together across Spain, Portugal, England, Scotland, Greece we decided to do a little intimated tour across holland during the pandemic. We didn't know 2 of those nights were gonna be recorded. So listening back to the tracks we could feel the loose “living room” vibe which in our opinion an acoustic live recording should have. Not just the music but a few drinks and some banter makes this a very enjoyable listening experience.
Killer King - AJ PLUG
From acoustic demo’s to full production. Recorded by me in in a farm in Grolloo. We wanted this album to sound as natural as possible. No treated rooms, no expensive studio gear. Just my laptop, a pair of speakers. Most of the demo tracks were used for the final product as this album was all about catching the vibe. Production, sounddesign, string/piano arrangements, guitars, mix and master by me. I also play bass and piano on a few tracks.
