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Across borders, genres, and markets, musicians and storytellers share a common challenge: finding spaces where their work can be produced with quality, respect, and human collaboration. Imagineers Audio — the creative division functioning as 4SAND Records — enters this landscape as a full-scale, globally connected studio that merges traditional musicianship with modern production tools. Its work is not defined by algorithms or shortcuts; it is shaped by real players, real voices, and a network that stretches across continents.
The division emphasizes original song production with live musicians, offering artists something increasingly rare in a digital-heavy industry: authenticity. Many creators around the world rely on limited resources, bedroom setups, or isolated digital libraries. Imagineers Audio provides them access to instrumentalists who bring personality, culture, and emotion to recordings — qualities that cannot be replicated by automated tools. For international artists who may not have local access to diverse musicianship, these collaborations become pathways to a broader creative identity.
Its global infrastructure extends into full mix and master services using international session players, connecting artists with performers whose interpretations reflect cultural nuance. Music created within this ecosystem gains depth not only from technique but from global perspective. Whether an artist is recording in Spanish, English, or another language, the ability to integrate worldwide session talent allows their work to resonate across audiences.
Beyond music, the division supports creators in entirely different storytelling disciplines. With audiobook creation using 30+ actors, Imagineers Audio gives authors access to full-cast recordings — a rarity for many emerging writers. These performances allow characters to exist with clarity and distinction, turning manuscripts into immersive listening experiences. For talent in regions without large voice-acting communities, this network becomes a bridge connecting their stories to global listening audiences.
The studio’s work in cinematic radio dramas expands this impact further. Sound design, atmospheric layering, and character-driven performance help listeners step into worlds that feel fully realized. For creators outside major entertainment hubs, having access to such production quality can transform a story from a distant dream into a tangible project.
The division’s catalog reflects its multilingual and multicultural reach: Huracan (LIVE), Neo Universe (LIVE), Bajo el Sol (ESP), Huracan (ESP), Puro Dolor (ESP), I Will (UK), Mexican in LA (UK), Neo Universe (UK), Feel (USA), Mexican in LA (USA), Neo Universe (USA). Each piece stands as evidence of a model built around collaboration rather than confinement. Artists from different markets lend their voices to projects that exist beyond borders.
Imagineers Audio operates with custom pricing per project, an essential accommodation for creators whose needs vary widely. A single track requires a different scope than a full narrative audio drama, and the division acknowledges this by adapting its structure to fit the scale of work rather than forcing creators into fixed categories.
At the heart of the division is the broader mission of 4SAND Corporation, whose work spans investment, healthcare, ecology, and entertainment. The philosophy of transforming ideas into reality runs through every layer of Imagineers Audio, where musicians, engineers, and performers support the creative visions of clients from around the world. The Beverly Hills office at 8383 Wilshire Boulevard serves as the central point of coordination for this global network.
In a world where artistic opportunity is unevenly distributed, Imagineers Audio provides access, collaboration, and professional production tools to creators who may otherwise lack pathways into the industry. It does not promise fame or outcomes; it offers the infrastructure needed for artists to produce work at a professional level. And in a global creative landscape shaped as much by connection as by talent, that structure can change what becomes possible.
