Episode 31: Ariel Levine - ”Batman” (1989)

Israeli born, Gotham reared Ariel Levine has been lurking in the shadows of the San Diego music scene for the better part of a decade. Donning a variety of capes n' cowls as recording artist, producer, mix engineer, and perennial David Bowie impersonator, recent work includes mixing and mastering Poison Hearts AC's forthcoming EP.

When not blithering on about Batman, Ariel enjoys cruising around in old European cars with his dog, writing bios in the third person and mixing your next record. 

His original work can be found on the streaming service of your fancy, and his studio services can be rendered via bat-signal... or just by sliding into his DMs.

Holy self-aggrandization, Batman!

“Batman" (1989): When Gotham City's crime boss is killed, the Dark Knight is drawn into a battle for the soul of the city with a clownish, homicidal maniac. Directed by Tim Burton. Starring Micheal Keaton, Jack Nicholson & Kim Basinger.