My friend the engineer and producer Mike Exeter called me up as he was working with Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath on a choral piece which they felt needed some strings. I rocked up at Woodworm Studios with my cello and tried a few ideas, then retired to Bank Cottage to record those and a few others, and track up multiple parts. On release in 2017 my name was mentioned in most of the national papers including twice in this piece in The Mirror, Guitarist and Rolling Stone magazines and even on the Radio 4 news!
Tony Iommi
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Adre [Home] Cello recording and mastering for The Welsh Of The West End – shown on S4C
Cello / Strings, Latest Work, Mastering
I have been working with the wonderfully talented Josh Moon for a number of years. We met when he...
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Stornoway – Recording and Mixing with the ambitious ‘New Folk’ band from Oxford
Credits / CV, Mixing, Recording
I collaborated with Stornoway on most of their releases since their first album, there’s a great old Sound On...
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Mixing and Mastering with the amazing Frank Turner
Credits / CV, Latest Work, Mastering, Mixing
I met Sleeping Souls drummer and latterly Sad Song Co all-rounder Nigel Powell many years ago. This was through...
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Recording with The Wannadies: having fun in the studio with the lovely Swedish pop geniuses
Credits / CV, Mixing, Recording
I produced, engineered and mixed a bunch of recordings with these lovable Swedes in the 1990s. On about four...
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Mike Oldfield
Credits / CV, Mixing
After working with Sally Oldfield and Henry Jackman for a number of weeks at Mike’s studio in Chalfont, Mike...
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Album Mastering for the brilliantly daft Luke Haines
Credits / CV, Mastering
Luke Haines has released music under different band names like The Auteurs, Baader Meinhof and Black Box Recorder. He...
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My Life Story
Credits / CV, Mixing, Recording
With my cello playing credentials, I was considered for producing MLS who’d previously worked with Giles Martin. With multitudinous...
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Slade
Credits / CV, Mixing, Recording
Slade descended to my old Bank Cottage studio thanks to a recommendation from Bill Hunt who had co-written some...