KEANA is a Los Angeles–born artist, producer, and sound designer whose work bridges emotive songwriting with cinematic pop production. Her music floats between lush, vocal-forward alt pop and experimental electronic textures—equal parts intimate and immersive. With a background in classical and jazz voice, and a career that spans from stage to screen, she’s carved out a space as a multidimensional creative both behind the scenes and at center stage.

Born and raised in East Los Angeles, Keana found her way into music through choirs, jazz ensembles, and local bands—an early foundation that continues to shape her sound. She holds a B.A. in Music Production and a Master’s in Music from Berklee College of Music, and credits her multifaceted approach to both her vocal training and the interdisciplinary nature of her education. Since then, she’s built a career as a producer, engineer, music director, show programmer, sound designer, and sample pack creator—developing a reputation for work that’s technically sharp and emotionally resonant.

Her recent credits include sound design and Dolby Atmos mixing for Lys, aka Lysistrata of Aristophanes: An African Version, as well as original music composition for Ableton. Her sound design work is also featured in Cocolab MX’s multimedia immersive experiences. As a mixer, she’s contributed to an episode of Grey’s Anatomy, and her production, show programming, and live engineering work has been tapped by The Recording Academy, BET, SNL, and artists including GUNNA, Lil Uzi Vert, Coi Leray, and Journey. Whether programming a live show or building a beat from a voice memo, Keana brings a meticulous yet intuitive energy to everything she creates.

Alongside her production and engineering work, Keana has gained a following through her behind-the-scenes content—sharing her creative process, vocal production techniques, and sampling workflow. Her original music and sound design have been featured in sample packs, playback rigs, and performances around the world. With every project, she continues to push the boundaries of what pop music can sound and feel like—always rooted in voice, story, and sound.