I work with independent artists to help them find their sound, develop their songs and create music that feels authentically theirs
I work with independent artists to help them find their sound, develop their songs and create music that feels authentically theirs
Transform your ideas into polished, high-quality tracks that feel authentically you and connect with your audience.
Producing music is about more than just mics and mixing!
It’s about understanding your vision, refining your songs and creating records that feel unmistakably you.
As an experienced music producer, singer-songwriter and collaborator, I’ll guide you through every stage – from your first ideas to a finished release -whilst keeping your artistic identity at the heart of every decision.
From defining your sound to recording, producing, mixing and mastering, every step is focused on creating music you’re proud to release.
I draw on years of industry experience, award-winning work and collaborations with leading artists and composers, to bring out the very best in your music.
Recognised as an Best Male Solo Artist I blend creativity with industry expertise to elevate your sound
Collaborations with Universal, Ninja Tune, Sony, Apple TV+ and Netflix





I’m a music producer in London and I’ve been writing and producing music for over 16 years, working with everyone from independent artists to labels including Universal, Sony/ATV and Ninja Tune.
For me, the best music isn’t perfect – it’s human.
The performances that stay with us are the ones that make us feel something. That’s why I love working with real musicians, real instruments and capturing performances which elicit emotion.
In a world where music is becoming increasingly generic, I believe authenticity more valuable than ever – it’s how you stand out.
My production style is rooted in acoustic, folk, singer-songwriter, indie, alt pop, funk and soul. Whatever the genre, my goal is always the same: to help artists create music that feels honest, distinctive and true to who they are.
Away from the studio, I’m originally from Leeds, have a cockapoo called Rudi, drink far too much tea and enjoy performing improv – which probably explains why I enjoy leaving room for the unexpected in the creative process.