James Lewis
Producer / Mixer / Engineer
During a career spanning 8 years, James has achieved a variety of successes including a number 1 single, 3 top 10 albums and NME Single of the Week. He now boasts a world class, state-of-the-art production and mix studio, Studio 27a.
It was James's experiences in his own band as a teenager, which led him to realise a true love of recording and mixing songs.
After emerging as a confident engineer, James moved to London where he began engineering for songwriter Sacha Skarbek, which lead to further opportunities to work with recognised artists such as Duffy, Natalie Imbruglia and Melanie Blatt. James also engineered for songwriter Rick Knowles, working on songs for the likes of Cee-Lo Green and James Blunt.
His partnership with Stephen Budd Management led to successful collaborations including debut mixes for Cajun Dance Party, recognised by NME as their Single of the Week. He led the production and mixing of Simon Webbe's 'Ride The Storm' single which became the credit soundtrack to 20th Century Fox movie 'Fantastic 4 - Rise of the Silver Surfer'. James later went on to have success with Netherlands rock band Di-Rect, with a number 1 single plus two top 5 albums in Holland.
Further successes were to follow with mixes for Mercury Record signing, Wonderland, reaching the top 10 in the UK album chart. Most recently, James has co-produced a track for Atlantic signing, Dog Is Dead for their forthcoming debut album. He has mixed Seye Adeleken's EP 'White Noise', mixed acoustic tracks for Rae Morris and has just completed work on Alexz Johnson's EP 'Skipping Stone'.
James is grateful to have had the opportunity to work internationally with a variety of artists. These have all contributed to his musical education, leading to a recognised and trusted taste for indie, pop and urban music.