Started recording local bands around Camberley & Bagshot whilst at school with an Akai 4000DS tape machine, as well as in partnership with classmate (& technical wizard) Jeremy Mitchell (our business card called us ‘Channel One’). Examples from those early days: demo of Omaha Sheriff‘s ‘Quiet Please’ made in my living room; first demos of The Members made at The Langham studios in London. And later I recorded or produced or released or licensed or promoted all sorts of music …
Women’s Media Centre, Phnom Penh: 2004
- Produced music jingle/promo package for ‘FM 102’ radio station’s new youth phone-in show
High Park Records, Toronto: 1998-2000
- HIPA 101: [unreleased album]
- HIPA 102: Alliance [unreleased album]
- HIPA 103: Lucius [unreleased album]
- HIPA 104: Dallas: Dallas [CD album]
- HIPA 105: Una Bomba: Una Bomba [CD album]
- HPCD 001: Lucius: Little Barefeet/Smell Of Spring [promo CD single]
KISS FM, London: 1989-1991
- Mixmag: Technics Present The 1990 MixMag/KISS FM Mastermixes [free compilation CD]
- Executive produced station’s launch jingle packages with Coldcut & David Arnold
Rough Trade Distribution, London: 1986-1988
- U.K. Independents: A Sampler of New Music From Britain [free compilation cassette at New Music Seminar 1987, New York]
- Taffy: I Love My Radio [7-inch/12-inch single: number 6 UK singles chart]
- Sugarcubes: Life’s Too Good [LP: number 14 UK albums chart]
Globestyle Records, London: 1986-1988
- ORB 006: Ofra Haza: Yemenite Songs [vinyl album]
- NST 117: Ofra Haza: Galbi [12-inch single]
- NS 122: Ofra Haza: Im Nin’Alu [12-inch single]
- WEA YZ 190: Ofra Haza: Im Nin’Alu [7-inch single: number 15 UK singles chart]
Peterlee Musicians’ Collective, County Durham: 1982-1984
- PMC 1: State of Emergency: Men Of Action/Do What They Say!/ State of Emergency [7-inch single]