DAYBREAK IS THE INTERSECTION OF CREATIVE FREEDOM AND TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

Daybreak was created by people who understand how difficult it can be to write a song, love it, record it, hate it, re-record it, rehearse it, perform it, promote it, release it, and STILL not know if anyone will give it the attention it deserves.

It’s f*****g exhausting.

Our mission is to make this process as comfortable and inspiring as possible, without sacrificing productivity and quality.

We specialize in capturing the vulnerability and emotion of that voice memo from your living room, but with a “big budget” sound that won’t break the bank.

A music studio with several guitars lined up against a wall in front of two windows with sheer curtains allowing natural light, a beige sofa with blankets and pillows, a mid-century coffee table with plants and a box, and recording equipment, with a ceiling lamp hanging from the sloped ceiling.
A music studio with several guitars lined up against a wall in front of two windows with sheer curtains allowing natural light, a beige sofa with blankets and pillows, a mid-century coffee table with plants and a box, and recording equipment, with a ceiling lamp hanging from the sloped ceiling.
A young woman with long, wavy brown hair stands on a street at night, smiling slightly. She is wearing a white crop top, high-waisted dark gray cargo pants with pockets, white sneakers, and jewelry including a necklace and bracelets. Behind her is a large truck trailer with visible markings and a black section, illuminated by streetlights.
A young woman with long, wavy brown hair stands on a street at night, smiling slightly. She is wearing a white crop top, high-waisted dark gray cargo pants with pockets, white sneakers, and jewelry including a necklace and bracelets. Behind her is a large truck trailer with visible markings and a black section, illuminated by streetlights.

Our Team

LISA HELLER

Studio Manager, Artist, Songwriter

As a songwriter and touring artist herself, Lisa knows how personal… and sometimes chaotic the process of making music can be. In the room, she helps artists shape lyrics, melodies, vocals, concepts, and creative direction while keeping the session grounded, comfortable, and human.

As studio manager, Lisa also helps guide the experience around the session: making sure artists feel welcomed, understood, and supported from the first inquiry to the final idea captured.

A man with a beard and long hair wearing a red cap, white shirt, and orange headphones around his neck, smiling and looking upward while sitting at an arcade game with orange lights.
A man with a beard and long hair wearing a red cap, white shirt, and orange headphones around his neck, smiling and looking upward while sitting at an arcade game with orange lights.

ALEXANDER ARNAOUT

Producer, In-House Engineer, Songwriter, Touring Musician

Alex has spent the last 15 years refining his instinct for tone, feel, and arrangement.

He brings both a producer’s ear and an engineer’s attention to detail into the room, helping artists capture emotional performances, build one-of-a-kind tracks, shape ear catching arrangements, and find the sounds that make a song feel alive.

His approach is collaborative and taste-driven: focused on serving the song, protecting the emotion, and making the process feel easy enough for artists to take real creative risks.

A female singer with long, wavy hair singing into a microphone on stage, with a male guitarist holding an orange and white electric guitar in the background, during a live music concert with colorful stage lighting.

Our experience includes productions, co-writes, and shared stages with:

  • Zara Larsson

  • Djo

  • The Driver Era (Ross Lynch)

  • Beauty School Dropout

  • Carter Vail

  • Echosmith

  • Tiffany Stringer

  • Jelani Aryeh

  • bennytheghost

  • Bryce Vine

  • Chelsea Cutler

  • Neon Trees

  • Slash

  • CARR

  • Yung Gravy

  • Christian French

  • Holden Miller

  • The CAB

  • COIN

  • American Authors

  • Misterwives

  • Weathers

  • Hippo Campus

  • AWAL

  • Too Lost