People often say it's hard to describe the sound of his records, and categorizing him often presents an even bigger challenge; but what is truly undeniable and inarguable is that Fernando Garibay is a Hit-Making producer/songwriter/artist. As multi-instrumentalist (guitar, keyboards, drums, bass), a formally trained arranger (string and brass sections) and a programmer: with a proficiency that rivals top session players but with a uniqueness that only a seasoned "artist" producer yields; he is able to communicate through music unlike anyone else.

Fernando Garibay may be best recognized for being a true chameleon; known for his flexibility between different genres of contemporary pop music without sacrificing the authenticity of each style that usually results with producers trying to tackle such a wide répertoire. While specializing in uptempos; but not closed to ballads, he's managed to cross-pollinate from urban pop to dance music and vice versa seamlessly and successfully. He can attribute that to his love for the nightlife which makes his approach unique in many ways: whether he's spinning one of his latest tracks to a crowed dance floor or programming the night away in his Hollywood studio the end result is the same; people get excited.

Making records since the age of sixteen he finds himself ten years later with five #1 and several top 10 Billboard Dance records; not to mention numerous hit records both nationally and internationally ranging from remixes to full productions. Fernando debuts his songwriting skills with the single from Enrique Iglesias "Not in Love" (first track off the Seven album and currently featured on a Pepsi commercial) which he co-wrote and produced with the artist himself. And more recently having produced and co-written the massively huge single debut for Paris Hilton entitled "Stars are Blind" in which he was able prove; despite high criticism, producer name brand politics, (beating out practically every producer/songwriter on the planet for the coveted 1st single) that a good song conquers all.