Seetali Mack is a Melbourne-based producer, songwriter and engineer with 3.6M+ streams across DSPs and credits including Magdalia, Kat Greta, Kaiyah Mercedes, Kevin Silvester and SEETALI. Her work sits at the intersection of technical precision, songwriting instinct and artist development, with a focus on turning early ideas into distinctive records with a clear sonic identity.

Seetali works with artists before they have an established audience, developing songs, performances and sonic identities from the ground up. Her approach is deeply collaborative, combining production, songwriting, vocal production, recording and engineering to help artists realise the strongest version of their work. That process has translated into measurable career outcomes, including radio chart positions, commercial radio support, award nominations and major live opportunities.

With Kat Greta, Seetali helped take Audacity to #1 on the AMRAP Indie/Alternative charts, followed by ABC Rage and NOVA support. With Kaiyah Mercedes, she contributed production and songwriting to the Trying To Hate You album, which received critical attention including coverage from Music Feeds. As Musical Director, she also helped bring Mercedes to the Palais Theatre, opening for Leo Sayer and Joe Camilleri.

Her ability to combine creative development with tangible outcomes has been recognised by artists and industry professionals. Simon Moro describes Seetali’s “rare ability to identify potential in emerging artists and turn that potential into tangible industry outcomes”, while Matt Voigt says she is “not simply making records; she is developing artists.” Paul Gildea praises her “remarkable interpretation of songs and sounds”, while Candice Lorrae recognises her commitment to creating collaborative spaces where women can “succeed alongside” her.

Seetali’s own artist project, SEETALI, has become an important extension of her work as a producer and songwriter. Her debut collaborative album has surpassed 1.8M Spotify streams, with coverage from Music Feeds, Scenestr, Mixdown Magazine and Australian Music Scene. Her career has also included being named Box Hill Institute’s Student of the Year in 2023, alongside participation in The Push’s Electronic Music Accelerator, APRA 321 Sessions and the 2023 Women of Music Production Perth Writers Camp (with Stella Donnelly, Jaguar Jonze and Sparrows), where she was one of only two interstate scholarship recipients.

Across her work, Seetali is focused on more than making records. She develops artists, strengthens songs, builds distinctive sonic identities and creates pathways for emerging talent to move forward.