“I'm a British singer-songwriter who has been recording with Pix Vane Mason for over 20 years since my first album in 2003. I've found the studio experience with Pix has always been totally professional and infinitely more enjoyable than recording in London. Put simply he is an absolute joy to work with - brilliant at what he does and one of the nicest people I've ever met in the music business. Highly recommended.”

— Emily Maguire.

“Pix is one of the most beautiful, talented and understanding people I know. He has taught me so much over the years working with him. He has made me a better musician and performer, through the way he draws out the best in every artist he works with.

If you ever have the opportunity to record with Pix at Pix Records...take it, it will be an everlasting experience.”

— Hayden Hack.

“When Pix lived near Maleny, he recorded us several times. It was always an uplifting experience! He's not just technically brilliant, but also one of the kindest and most encouraging people I know. He always helped us sound the best that we could.”

— Laurel and Bob (The Goodwills).

“I’ve worked with Pix both on many of my own projects and also as a session musician for other projects, and I can say without a doubt he is one of the best producers I know. I’ve been working in the industry for over 20 years and I recognise in Pix an uncanny ability to make everyone feel comfortable and draw out their creativity, while simultaneously displaying a mastery of the craft and modern technology. There’s a reason they call him “The Man”.”

— Leon Tussie.

“Pix is not only an incredible sound engineer. He's an incredibly generous and thoughtful human, and if you're lucky enough to work with him, he'll also become a valued mentor. Pix has an incredibly deep knowledge and love of music, sound and musicians, and it shows in everything he does.

And while he's not one to talk about his many achievements, I should mention that Pix won Producer of the Year with our first album (Gone Molly) - he's a superstar!

So much love and gratitude for you, Pix.”

— Sally Kowollik-Gray.