Bill Appleberry

Bill Appleberry is a multi-platinum American record producer, mixer, engineer, and musician. In 1985, he joined the Marine Corps, where he drummed for “The Commandant’s Own” United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. During this time he attended United States Armed Forces School of Music.

After traveling for mix sessions, Bill made a permanent move to Los Angeles in 1998. He began working at A&M Studios (now Henson Recording Studios). Bill went freelance after six months. During this time, he played keyboards on Kiss' 1998 comeback album Psycho Circus, and worked on projects for bands like Hole, 311, and Sixpence None the Richer.

In 2011, Universal Republic Records executive Tom Mackay tapped Bill to produce and mix iTunes single versions of every song performed on NBC’s The Voice. Sold in conjunction with each episode, the TV schedule imposed strict deadlines on production, with each week requiring an average of 12 mastered singles. Since the show’s inception, Bill has produced and mixed over 1600 songs for The Voice.