Mix Engineer Rob Chiarelli Scores Another GRAMMY Win with DOE's 'Heart of a Human'

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Rob Chiarelli has continued to build on his success in the Gospel and Contemporary Christian music world with another GRAMMY win. At the 2025 GRAMMY Awards, DOE's album "Heart of a Human" took home the GRAMMY in the category of "Best Contemporary Christian Music Album". Chiarelli was the mix engineer for the GRAMMY-winning project as well as the album "Father's Day" (Kirk Franklin) and the single "Holy Hands" (DOE), which were nominated in the categories of "Best Gospel Album" and "Best Gospel Performance/Song".

Chiarelli is a six-time GRAMMY Award-winning mix engineer, well known for his work with Franklin, DOE, Maverick City, Tamela Mann, Jonathan McReynolds, Mary Mary, Angelique Kidjo, Christina Aguilera and P!nk, to name a few.

More on EntSun News

• California Family Launches Billboard to Reach "Pardon Czar" Alice Marie Johnson
• Performance Slots Available: Collision Course Concert Series Heads to Atlanta, Tampa & Brooklyn
• Rent Like A Champion Acquires CollegeWeekends
• Sumter Landing Dental Care Launches Summer Special on Full Mouth Reconstruction
• Seligson Law Launches New Website to Support Cannabis Businesses in California and New York

The 67th Annual Grammy awards aired on February 2, 2025 at the Crypto Arena in Los Angeles, California.

About Rob Chiarelli:
Rob Chiarelli is an American record producer, mix engineer, musician, published author and 6-time Grammy Award winner. His work appears on numerous Gold and Platinum albums and motion picture soundtracks, including seventeen GRAMMY winners. As one of the most most sought-after mix engineers in the business, Chiarelli is well known for his work with Kirk Franklin, Will Smith, Mary Mary, Maverick City, Jonathan McReynolds, Charlie Wilson, Tori Kelly, and Christina Aguilera as well his extensive work in television and motion pictures.

For more information about Rob Chiarelli and his work, visit his website at http://www.finalmix.com.