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Recently, Goff had returned to Ardent, setting up a Dolby ATMOS mixing room in its studio B, and becoming one of the first engineers in Memphis to get deep into the new spatial audio technology. He also traveled extensively, often recording at studios in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, working on various hip hop projects with Gotti and others. He spent a dozen years there under the tutelage of the studio’s revered sound gurus, including Ardent founder John Fry, legendary producer Jim Dickinson and Grammy-winning engineer/mixer John Hampton.Īfter leaving Ardent, Goff launched his own Crosstown studio.

The son of noted Memphis bassist, Leo Goff Jr., the younger Goff began his career at Ardent in the early ‘00s. Goff also worked closely with the artists on Gotti’s CMG records roster, including EST Gee, Snootie Wild, Big30, 42 Dugg, Big Boogie and Moneybagg Yo. Goff’s close working relationship with Yo Gotti spanned two decades, and the engineer was an integral part of the rapper’s success - working on dozens of projects with him, including smash Billboard-charting albums like 2013’s “I Am,” 2016’s “The Art of the Hustle” and 2020’s “Untrapped.' Part of the great legacy of engineers who learned their craft at Midtown’s iconic Ardent Studios, Goff cut his teeth assisting on rock 'n' roll albums by George Thorogood and John Eddie, but soon found his niche in the hip-hop world.

Goff died Wednesday morning in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where he’d been on vacation, according to family friend Jeff Jenson. One of the key behind-the-scenes figures in Bluff City rap, Goff had worked on numerous gold and platinum projects for Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo and BlocBoy JB, among others. The two bedroom and 2.5-bathroom is currently available to rent as a long- or short-term rental at $13,500 per month.Memphis engineer, mixer and producer Leo Goff III has died. he scooped up an off-market 2014 deal for $2.4 million - property records suggest the seller was Edemol USA co-CEO Cris Abrego - Gotti has owned a 2,062-square-foot, loft-style residence in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood since late 2000 when he bought it for $998,000. In addition to a not quite 6,500-square-foot home with six bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms on just over two acres in prosperous Saddle River, N.J. The grassy backyard isn’t especially large but still encompasses a spacious wrap-around entertainment terrace with fireplace and outdoor kitchen, a swimming pool and spa and a built-in fire pit next to poured concrete bench seating.

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Also downstairs are a small office/library, a paneled and pilaster accented nine-seat movie theater with suede wall panels for sound baffling and an en suite bedroom suitable for guests or live in domestic staff.Ī second floor gallery opens to a small den/TV lounge and leads to three ample and en suite guest and family bedrooms plus a roomy master retreat replete with a vaulted and beamed ceiling, a fireplace, French doors to a private terrace, a boutique-style walk-in closet lined with glass fronted wardrobes and a spacious marble bathroom.

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Family quarters at the rear of the home include a double island kitchen with slab marble counter tops on a crisp mix of black and white Shaker style cabinetry, a breakfast bay lined with windows and an adjoining family room featuring a fireplace ad a wide bank of accordion fold glass doors to the backyard. Finished with wide plank oak floor boards and reclaimed wood paneling meant lend a casual, country-rustic feel, the lofty, barn-inspired interior spaces are thoroughly up to date with an integrated surround sound system and a comprehensive home automation system.Ī pint-sized porch next to a prominent three-car garage that opens to a gated motorcourt leads to an intimate entry vestibule and a voluminous double height foyer and stair gallery that runs alongside adjoining formal living and dining rooms, the former with a fireplace and slim wood beams across the ceiling and the latter with a ceiling inset paneled in knotty pine planks and a floor-to-ceiling wine and booze storage cabinet. Described in marketing materials as a “modern farmhouse” and securely positioned behind a forbidding yet stylish fence with a traditional white brick exterior on the ground floor and a second floor clad in classic cedar shingles, the residence offers a modern-minded take on an iconic architectural style with five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms in 6,595 square feet.

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Records and the creator, writer and producer of the BET scripted anthology series “ Tales,” has decided to set down some West Coast real estate roots with the $3.663 million purchase of a brand spanking new, spec-built mini-mansion in the affluent San Fernando Valley community of Encino, California. Veteran record executive and budding television producer Irv Gotti, co-founder of the rap and hip-hop label Murder Inc.