Vishesh Singh, known professionally as FIRE, is an Indian multi-genre music producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer who has built his name through steady work, real studio experience, and a deep interest in sound. He was born on January 4, 2001, in Etah, Uttar Pradesh. Coming from a smaller city and stepping into a competitive music industry was not a simple journey, but his story shows how consistency and skill can slowly create recognition.
His connection with music started during his school days. In high school, he spent a lot of time listening to different artists and genres. He was not just listening for fun. He paid attention to how songs were arranged, how vocals sat on beats, how drums hit, and why some songs sounded more polished than others. This habit slowly trained his ears. Over time, listening turned into learning, and learning turned into practice.
From a young age, he was also curious about audio and speakers. He liked reading about how speakers work, how sound travels, and why different sound systems produce different quality. He found the technical side of audio interesting. This natural curiosity later helped him understand mixing and mastering in a practical way. For him, music was not only about creativity but also about how sound behaves.
Around eight years ago, he began creating music seriously. He started with beat production and basic recording setups. Like many self-taught producers, he learned mostly through practice, trial, and error. His early days were about experimenting and improving step by step. Slowly, his beats became more refined, and his mixes became more balanced.
FIRE developed himself as a multi-genre producer, but he clearly found his strongest zone in Hip-Hop and R&B. His sense of groove, melody, and drum bounce fits naturally in these styles. Many artists prefer his hip-hop and R&B beats because they feel modern, clean, and emotional. His R&B work often focuses on smooth melodies and space for vocals, while his hip-hop beats highlight punchy drums and strong low-end. Even though these are his strengths, he stays open to other genres depending on what a project needs.
In his early phase, he worked with artists from his city and nearby areas. These collaborations helped him understand real recording situations and artist expectations. He learned how to shape his sound for different voices and moods. As he grew, he started working with artists outside his hometown and slowly built a wider circle. Some collaborations includes, where as he worked with Lil Golu, Ikka and many more artists which added to his professional exposure.
A major turning point came when he moved to Delhi. Being in Delhi gave him access to active studios and serious artists. He began working in studio environments as a mixing and mastering engineer. This phase taught him discipline and attention to detail. Every artist had a different style, and every song needed a different treatment.
Through studio work, he learned how small technical changes can shape a song. Adjusting EQ, managing dynamics, controlling stereo space, and setting proper loudness all play a role. Mastering taught him how to prepare songs for release so they sound balanced on streaming platforms, headphones, and speakers. His ability to handle production, mixing, and mastering allows artists to complete songs smoothly in one workflow.
Over the years, his catalog kept growing. Today, FIRE has worked on more than 100 songs as a producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer. Some of these tracks have crossed 100K+ views, including songs like “207001” and “Jatadhari,” along with many other releases. These numbers show reach, but people who work with him say he focuses more on sound quality and steady growth than just views.
One important part of his journey is his impact on his hometown. When he started, professional music production was not very common in Etah. Seeing someone from their own city working seriously in music inspired many local youngsters. Over time, more people in Etah began exploring music production, recording, and beat making. Many local artists and learners started taking music more seriously after watching his journey. In that way, he played a role in bringing a small music movement to his city. Today, more people in Etah are creating music and learning production, which was rare earlier.
Artists often describe FIRE as calm and focused in sessions. He is known to give time to details so the final result sounds balanced and musical. His goal is not to over-process songs but to keep them clear, punchy, and natural. He also pays attention to how a track sounds on different devices so it connects well with listeners everywhere.
He takes inspiration from respected mixing engineers like Jaycen Joshua and Manny Marroquin. By studying their work, he learned how professional songs achieve clarity, depth, and impact. At the same time, he focuses on building his own approach that suits Indian artists and independent music rather than copying anyone.
The stage name FIRE reflects his passion and drive for music. The name is simple and memorable. Still, his real identity comes from his work. People around him often say he believes in showing results instead of talking big. He does not rely on hype or loud promotion. He relies on consistency and delivery.
In today’s independent music scene in India, good production and sound quality matter a lot. A strong mix and master can change how a song is received. In this growing space, FIRE stands among young professionals who understand both creative and technical sides of music. He belongs to a generation that learned through real sessions, online knowledge, and hands-on practice.
Coming from a city like Etah and reaching professional studios shows how steady effort can open doors. His journey connects with many young musicians from smaller cities who dream of entering the industry. His path is built on patience, learning, and continuous improvement.
At his age, he still has a long career ahead, but his base is strong. Working on over 100 songs and with many artists gives him solid experience. His growth has been step by step, which often leads to long-term careers in music.
Looking ahead, FIRE continues to work as a multi-genre producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer, with a strong command in Hip-Hop and R&B. His mindset remains simple: keep learning, keep improving, and keep delivering better sound with every project.
Vishesh Singh, aka FIRE, represents a new wave of Indian music professionals who build their name through work. His journey from a curious learner to a working studio professional shows that real progress takes time. If he continues on this path, his name is likely to appear more often in music credits and industry discussions in the coming years.
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