Ebonie Smith is a music producer, singer-songwriter and audio engineer based in New York City. Ebonie is also the founder and chief curator of Gender Amplified, a movement that celebrates and supports women in music production. Ebonie holds a master's degree in music technology from New York University. She currently works as an audio engineer and producer for Atlantic Records. She also owns and operates Eudora House, an independent, boutique music production and publishing company.​ At the age of seventeen, Ebonie left her hometown of Memphis, Tennessee to pursue her musical aspirations in the entertainment capital of New York City. In college, Ebonie discovered her love for music production and began using her baby-sitting money to finance her own project recording studio. While an undergraduate student at Barnard College of Columbia University, she began making beats for aspiring artists and establishing herself as an up-and-coming producer/engineer. This initial interest in recording and music technology set Ebonie on a path to discover new and interesting ways of merging her love for music production with a sincere desire to impact social consciousness through musical exploration and education.