FOH Engineer Inducted into Hall of FameFela Davis is a front of house and monitor engineer with over 17 years of experience in live sound. She's worked at industry powerhouses Clair Brothers and House of Blues, and she's also mixed front of house sound for a wide variety of acclaimed artists, including Arturo Sandoval, KRS-One, Ron Carter, and Bilal. Her role as front-of-house mixer for Grammy-winning jazz artist Christian McBride has spanned more than a decade, taking her to iconic venues all over the globe, including the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, as well as production on McBride's SiriusXM show, "The Lowdown: Conversations with Christian." Davis serves as a mentor for young women in audio with www.SoundGirls.org, and when not on the road, she's recording and creating new projects for her own businesses: 23dB Productions and One of One Productions Studio. 23dB specializes in live recording, producing original music, podcasts, and creating video and social media content for businesses (Focusrite, OWC, Lewitt, etc). The studio also specializes in podcast recording and is home to The Art of Music Tech, a podcast which Davis hosts with her 23dB business partner, Denis Orynbekov. In March of this year, Davis was one of six Full Sail graduates inducted into the Full Sail University Hall of Fame. Since 2009, Full Sail University has celebrated the now time-honored tradition that is the Full Sail University Hall of Fame. Its purpose is to acknowledge those graduates who have made outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment, technology, media, and the arts throughout the university's 40-plus year history. This honor serves as a tribute to the creative inspiration, technical brilliance, and determination of each inductee, their unyielding dedication to more than a decade of excellence in their professional career, and their heartfelt commitment to the students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Full Sail University. 
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