Linda Randazzo is an American studio engineer whose work helped shape the sound of late 1970s and early 1980s soul, funk, and disco. Based at Sigma Sound Studios in New York, she contributed to recordings by artists such as Brass Construction, Ashford & Simpson, France Joli, and Steely Dan. Her engineering style emphasized clarity, groove, and analog warmth—hallmarks of the era’s dancefloor-ready productions.
Though not widely known outside industry circles, Randazzo’s technical skill and musical intuition made her a trusted figure in studio sessions. Her work remains embedded in the grooves of vinyl records that defined a generation of rhythm and soul.
