I've never heard of him before, but judging from his
website he's worked with some interesting artists including the Eagles (and Don Henley), Erykah Badu, Destiny's Child, and Earth, Wind & Fire.
His website also says that he's set up for Atmos mixing which I take as a good sign that someone is forward-thinking about the immersive aspect of surround sound mixing.
I also found an old
interview with him from 2013 where it sounds like he was a bit of a Bob Clearmountain type, mixing everything he did in 5.1 even though it never got released:
"Iโm also set up for 5.1 in this room. For a while I was into mixing surround on records and whatโs cool about it is that you can leave the entire low end in that you normally shave out, so it just sounds gigantic. I used to do free 5.1 mixes for the band, to show them what it was like and to get them excited about it. I would do all my stereo mixes and then I would spend about an hour per song, breaking out a 5.1 mix for them. But none of those 5.1 records have ever been released; they all have them on hard drives somewhere. I guess it went by the way side because the iPod took over and now everyoneโs listening to MP3โs."