Joseph "Mr. Hit Record Lopez

Joseph "Mr. Hit Record" Lopez is an Emmy winning, national charting, music producer, songwriter, audio engineer and recording artist, currently based in the greater Atlanta area. Joseph is Full Sail graduate with many accolades spanning across the music, sync, and audio industries.

Joseph has worked for ESPN, mixing some of the biggest shows in sports television, including Baseball Tonight, College Football Live, The NBA Draft Lottery, and was a part of the production team that won an EMMY for the legendary daily sports program, Sportscenter. Joseph has played a role in over 40 songs to hit terrestrial radio, including Top 100 charting song "DWI" alongside multi-platinum artists Mims and V.I.C., and "Brinca" by Gabby B and Brray which peaked at #56 on the Spanish Contemporary charts. 

As a performer Joseph has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in entertainment industry, opening for such star acts as, Post Malone, Becky G, Pitbull, Lil Wayne, Flo Rida, Trey Songz, Tyga, The Wayans Brothers, Gabriel Iglesias, Pretty Ricky, Keith Sweat, Jeezy, and many more. Joseph is the in-house producer for upcoming Latin Pop artist Gabby B, whose music and content globally has millions of streams and views around the world.

In the world of sync licensing, Joseph has had multiple Television cues, including co-writing the theme song for the show Hollywood Medium on E! and Bravo, and produced and co-wrote the theme for Deb's House for WETV and ALLBLK. The song "Champion Cultura" by Joseph alongside Pitbull signee Vikina, was utilized as ESPN's "Music of the Month". The song could be heard across all ESPN programming on shows such as First Take, The Woman's NCAA Tournament, Sportscenter, NBA games, halftime shows and more. Joseph has played a roll in other music on ESPN, as well as music heard on Bones, NCIS, The NBA and more.