Pat DiPaola (pdpbeats) is a Brooklyn-based music producer, drummer, and the founder of 727 Studios - a creative recording hub for both emerging and established artists. Over the past decade, Pat has built a reputation behind the scenes for his versatile ear, signature production aesthetic, and deep commitment to helping artists find their best sound.
In 2017, Pat produced the standout track “Inspired by Whitney Houston” on Wyclef Jean’s Inspired By… mixtape — a rare release built around a never-before-heard Whitney Houston vocal sample. The track showcases Pat’s signature ability to blend nostalgia and modern production.
In addition to his work with Grammy-winning artists Wyclef and J Hoard, Pat’s credits include production, engineering, and mix/mastering for artists such as Dillon Cooper, Vardaan Arora, KrimeLife Ca$$, ABG Neal, Loaf Muzik, Andy Plews, and many more. One of Pat’s J Hoard productions was also performed live by a 24-piece band led by Grammy-winning drummer and bandleader Bryan Carter (known for Some Like It Hot), demonstrating the depth and versatility of his work.
Pat is also an accomplished drummer, having toured internationally and currently performing with Night Spins, RONI, and others, showcasing his versatility and precision across genres.
Through 727 Studios, Pat provides a home for creativity — offering recording, mixing, production, and development services to artists at all stages. With new music on the way, Pat is expanding his public-facing presence and leveraging past milestones into new opportunities for collaboration, studio work, and performance.
Selected Works
Original Productions
Various Roles
(Engineer, Mix, Master)
Related Articles & Press
Click Here - For more of Pat’s credits, and tracks that have he has recorded, mixed, or mastered at 727 Studios **(this list is a work-in-progress)**
Click Here - Pitchfork review for Wyclef Jean’s “Inspired By” mixtape
Click Here - Pitchfork article for J Hoard’s “One Night”
Click Here - DELI Mag article for RONI’s “Don’t Look At Me Like That”