Ramera Abraham
Ramera is a London-based vocal producer, songwriter, and recording engineer. Starting as a classically trained pianist, drummer, and vocalist from a young age, she began her engineering and production career studying at Abbey Road Institute, graduating in 2018.
She then worked as the resident engineer at Spotify’s Noteable studio in Chiswick, with mentorship from Berklee College of Music. It was there that Ramera dealt with daily studio operations while delving into the world of vocal production and engineering, often having to take on these roles with artists at the studio. After her residency, Ramera became a runner, then an assistant engineer at Metropolis Studios, developing her technical and engineering knowledge.
After her time as an assistant, Ramera progressed into freelance engineering and vocal production, working with both indie and signed artists. Ramera was included in SheSaid.So’s Alternative Power 100 List 2021, won the Music Producers Guild’s Vocal Producer of the Year Award 2023, and was one of three short-listed nominees for the MPG’s Recording Engineer of the Year 2024.
She was also featured in Sound On Sound’s September 2023 and 2024 issues as a changemaker in the music industry. Her most recent work includes vocal producing and engineering on “Hot” by Le Sserafim and JADE, “Big Girl Boots” by Chanel Yates, songwriting and vocal arrangement work on KAMILLE’s singles, “Headline” and “Freak”, and engineering Victoria Monét for her feature on Davido’s track, “Offa Me”.
