I’m Sebastián Wozniuk — guitarist, music producer, and sound engineer. I’ve spent over 15 years in music: first as founder and frontman of SNS Rock in Argentina, and today as an independent producer and session guitarist between New Jersey and New York.
My work doesn’t stick to one genre — I produce rock, punk, pop, and reggaetón, because I believe music shouldn’t have borders. That same conviction led me to join the music teams at churches like KingsGate Church, Kairos Worship Center, and Iglesia Éfrata, where I also serve as sound tech and guitarist.
“I wanted to build a sound with no borders — one that hits the same whether you’re in New York, Buenos Aires, or San Juan.”— Sebastián Wozniuk
Founder, guitarist, and frontman for 11 years. Nominated for the Carlos Gardel Awards, El Galardón Internacional, and the Monster Music Awards. Played Abbey Road (Mar del Plata), Auditorio Sur, Palermo Club, Groove, and a show for more than 30,000 people in Neuquén.
Sound Engineering and Music Production degree. Trained in recording, post-production, and mastering.
Session guitarist and music producer. Recording, production, and arrangements for artists across the U.S., Central America, and Argentina.
His first multi-genre EP as a solo artist and independent producer.
Session guitarist, sound engineer, and music director for churches across New Jersey and Atlanta. Livestream production, musician coordination, and live event execution.
Shared nomination alongside Adrián Barilari (Rata Blanca) and Carajo, recognizing his years leading SNS Rock.
Nominated for his work with SNS Rock.
Recognition for independent Latin American artists.
Engineer & producer. 3 Latin Grammy-winning productions and more than 2,000 songs across Japan, the U.S., Italy, Spain, and Argentina. Credits with Ke Personajes, Hernán Cattaneo, Alejandro Lerner, and Charly García.
Drummer. Recorded the drums for Esencia Vol. 1. Played in Pablo Olivares’ and Chano’s (Tan Biónica) bands; a member of Petra, a U.S. band, since 2013.
Production, recording, session guitar, or music direction — reach out and let's talk.
