Hakim Rachek is a Los Angeles based Platinum-Selling Record Producer, Audio Engineer, Composer, and Educator.

After twelve years of classical guitar and music theory studies at the prestigious Conservatory of Paris, Hakim performed on French national television for numerous distinguished artists including Lionel Richie, Cheb Khaled, and Kim Wide.

Based in Los Angeles since 2004, Hakim has assumed every role in the record-making process and is devoted to educating the next generation of music producers and audio engineers.

Hakim’s early distinguished works includes co-composing, producing, mixing, and mastering “Record straight” and “Paradise“ for Sony RED artist Elle Winter.

Hakim also has also worked with legendary Persian singer Mansour. Three successful EDM singles came out of this great collaboration: “Bedooneh Tou“, "Farze Mahal“, and “Nagoona“. Hakim Rachek first K-POP co-production and co-composition was released in October 2014 for contemporary R&B  singer Bobby Kim, featuring Double K. 

In 2015, Hakim mixed and mastered Quincy Brown’s single "Exotic feat. G-Eazy”.

The following year, Hakim worked on numerous additional projects for Quincy, and mixed and mastered the single "Coconuts" for Tyga protégé Honey Cocaine. In 2018, Hakim collaborated on Patrick Bruel’s triple Platinum "Ce soir on sort..." album.

Hakim co-produced the single "Qu'est-ce qu'on fait" with Roman Chelminski.

That same year, Hakim also appeared on season 10 of “Les Anges”, a hugely successful French reality TV Show. He vocal produced "Ta plus belle Insomnie" for Barbara Opsomer, a popular actress and singer signed to Warner Music. Since then, Hakim has mixed and mastered singles for Quincy, including "Snuggle up" , "Don't know nothing" , "You're crazy i'm fine" , "Sorry Kids”.

In 2019, Hakim produced and mixed Patrick Bruel 's Reggae song "La tête à l'envers ". The same year Hakim produced the latin flavored single "Curuya" for Abel Marta, featured on French TV reality show "Les Anges".

In 2020 Hakim co produced two singles for Kamyar, "Joon" and " Pasho".