WES SHEFFIELD

Wes Sheffield is a respected recording and mixing engineer, songwriter, and musician based at the legendary FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Known for his ability to seamlessly blend vintage analog warmth with modern production techniques, Sheffield has become a key figure in preserving and evolving the iconic Muscle Shoals sound.

In 2024, Sheffield played a pivotal role in engineering and mixing several tracks for The War and Treaty, the acclaimed Americana duo composed of Michael and Tanya Trotter. His work is featured on their 2025 album Plus One, including standout singles like “Carried Away” and “Called You By Your Name” . His contributions have been noted for capturing the duo’s dynamic energy and emotional depth, enhancing their soulful performances with clarity and warmth.

In addition to his collaborations with The War and Treaty, Sheffield engineered and mixed Kensie Coppin’s 2025 single “Texas in Me,” which has been climbing the Texas music charts, reaching #5 on the Texas Music Charts . The track, co-produced by Rodney Hall and Coppin, showcases Sheffield’s skill in capturing the essence of Texas country music while infusing it with the soulful Muscle Shoals vibe.

Beyond his engineering work, Sheffield has also contributed to projects such as More Than a Whisper: Celebrating the Music of Nanci Griffith, where he served as both recording and mixing engineer. His work continues to attract artists seeking the authentic Muscle Shoals sound, making him a vital part of FAME Studios’ ongoing legacy.

Whether behind the console or contributing as a songwriter, Wes Sheffield remains a driving force in the contemporary Southern soul and Americana scene, bridging the gap between tradition and innovation at one of America’s most storied recording studios.