Kinelski has worked consistently in the industry for a decade, amassing an extensive discography with a range of notable artists. In 2012, he served as engineer on two of the year's biggest albums: Justin Bieber's "Believe" and Nas' "Life is Good", which he also mixed. Kinelski has collaborated extensively with producer No ID, engineering and mixing Common's critically acclaimed "The Dreamer, The Believer", and engineering projects including Rick Ross' "Teflon Don" and a track on Rihanna's "Talk That Talk".

His talent as a mixer has led him to work with a variety of artists from a wide range of genres. Ed Sheeran, Melanie Fiona, and Richard Ashcroft have all called upon Kinelski for mixes. Additionally, he has engineered albums for Sean Kingston, DJ Khaled, and J. Cole. Having spent 2011 mixing and engineering a majority of Big Sean's debut studio album "Finally Famous", including its #1 single "My Last", Kinelski once again found himself performing both roles as well as contributing writing and additional production on the Detroit rapper's highly anticipated 2013 album "Hall of Fame". Most recently he engineered on Miley Cyrus' "Bangerz" and both mixed and engineered on Ed Sheeran's acclaimed "+". Amongst other projects, Kinelski is currently mixing the forthcoming album from Azealia Banks.