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Kevin Sucher
Kevin Sucher, The Laboratory Recording Studio
Background information
Occupation(s)	Mix engineer, producer, Songwriter, Artist
Instruments	keyboards guitars

Kevin Sucher is an American record producer, recording engineer, mixer, and Artist who is best known for his work with Eric Benet and Diane Warren.^[1][2][3] In March 2020, Sucher was named the Executive Director of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee.^[4][5]

Sucher started his record producing career in 1993. In the early 1990s he opened his own recording studio, the Laboratory Recording Studio. In 2007, Sucher began working with Eric Benet. Sucher produced, engineered, and mixed several of the songs that were built into tracks on the album Love & Life. The album was nominated for Best R&B Album and Best Male Vocal R&B Performance at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards.^[6] Sucher worked on Benet's next album Lost In Time. On that album, Sucher worked as engineer and mixer on Benet's "Sometimes I Cry", which was nominated for Best Traditional R&B Performance at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards in 2010. In 2012, Sucher engineered Benet's next album entitled The One. In 2022, Sucher returned to the stage and opened a Las Vegas headlining residency with his band the Docksiders.^[7]

• 2006: The Gufs – A Different Sea (producing, engineering, mixing)
• 2008: Eric Benet – Love & Life (engineering, mixing)
• 2009: Najee – Mind over Matter (engineering, mixing)
• 2010: Eric Benet – Lost in Time (production consultant, administration, sound consultant, engineer, instrumentation, keyboards, mixing)
• 2010: Bishop Darrell Hines – Darrell Hines Live (engineer)
• 2012: Eric Benet – The One (engineering, mixing, management)

Sucher has produced or engineered works for the following artists: