Diriki Mack is an award-winning audio and voice professional whose 30-year career spans television, music, and voiceover. A multiple Primetime Emmy Award recipient for his post-production audio work on Saturday Night Live, he is also a 3-time SOVAS Voice Arts Award winner and 6-time VAA nominee.

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Diriki's journey began at WBAU Radio–Adelphi University, where he worked on the legendary "Hip Hop Spot" show alongside host Wildman Steve and DJ Riz — a program that served as an early launchpad for Public Enemy, The Bomb Squad, Leaders of the New School, and Busta Rhymes. Mentored by hip-hop legends Chuck D, Eric "Vietnam" Sadler, Hank Shockley, and Darroll "Shamello" Durant, he went on to join the A&R team at RCA Records, contributing to album and remix projects for Michael Jackson, SWV, and the Wu-Tang Clan. His production credits also include work with Mos Def, will.i.am, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, comedian Shang Forbes, and Tony Award-winning poet Poetri.

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His pivot into voiceover came organically — what started as rap performances written for a few promo spots, grew into an agency signing and a full-fledged second career. Today, Diriki's voice is heard in campaigns for Pfizer, Verizon, Fox Sports, CW Network, NBC Sports and the WWE among many others.

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Beyond the booth, Diriki is committed to building the next generation of audio professionals. As an Industry Advisory Board member at Bayside High School in Queens, New York, he works alongside school officials and the Music Performance and Production department to strengthen their CTE program. He also spends time to regularly mentor college students navigating their own paths in the entertainment industry.