BF Bio Ben Fowler is a Grammy Award-winning producer/engineer based in Nashville, Tennessee, passionate about helping artists create their music uniquely with a world-class performances and sound. After studying music theory and composition at Ball State University, he began working as an engineer at New York City’s legendary, Power Station. Earlier in his career Fowler worked on multiple recordings with Eric Clapton which included Grammy Award-winning Journeyman, Rush (Tears in Heaven), and 24 Nights, as well as Michael McDonald x5, Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, Meatloaf, and Bad Company. After leaving New York and moving to Nashville, Ben began working with recording artists such as Kip Moore, Sara Evans, Jason Crabb, Rascal Flatts, Ruby Amanfu, Natasha Bedingfield, Blake Shelton, and Gaither Vocal Band, and Canadian icon, Paul Brandt for an impressive 10-album stint. Outside of the studio, Ben is currently serving as a Chapter Governor of the Recording Academy Nashville Chapter, former Vice President, and former Co-Chairman of the Producers & Engineers Wing Chapter Committee, and a Leadership Music Alumni. Recently, Ben has been in studio mixing projects in both Stereo & Dolby Atmos for artists including Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett, Megan Moroney, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Keith Urban, Marcus King, Lady A, Gucci Mane, Old Dominion, Willie Nelson, Molly Tuttle, Charley Crockett and more.