Nelson Robinson is a Chicago native with 15 years of experience in the audio profession, specializing as a Front of House Engineer, Monitor Engineer, Recording Engineer, and RF Tech. An alumnus of Columbia College Chicago, he earned a bachelor's degree in Audio Arts and Acoustics with a concentration in Live Sound Reinforcement in 2007.

Nelson has toured as a monitor engineer for renowned acts such as Keith Sweat and Donald Lawrence with Quiet Water Entertainment. He has also worked as a Front of House engineer for Avant, LL Cool J, and The Shrine Chicago. Currently, he collaborates with notable performers including Jennifer Hudson, Brian McKnight, Common, and Doja Cat. His exceptional engineering skills earned him a Grammy Award in 2007 for his work on The Clark Sisters' album "One Last Time."

As the Director of Audio for Salem Baptist Church of Chicago, Nelson prioritizes building trust with his clients, ensuring high-quality and reliable audio experiences.