Simon Gogerly
Mixer / Programmer / Producer
Simon Gogerly is one of the UK's leading mix engineers. He has worked with a number of the world's top selling recording artists. He was awarded a Grammy in 2006 for his work on the U2 album "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb" which won the coveted "Album Of The Year" award. Simon was also nominated for his work on the multi platinum selling album "Love, Angel, Music, Baby" by Gwen Stefani.
Since going freelance in the 90s, Simon has worked with a variety of producers as a specialist mix engineer including Stephen Hague, Sly & Robbie, Definition Of Sound, Boilerhouse and Nellee Hooper. He's worked on tracks for Little Boots, Tinchy Stryder, New Order, Gwen Stefani, Stereophonics, P. Diddy, No Doubt, Massive Attack, Bob Marley, Beverley Knight and Texas amongst others. He also worked on a number of Hip-Hop and R&B remixes for artists such as Missy Elliot, Busta Rhymes, Lil' Kim, Rakim, N.E.R.D, Jamiroquai and Sia.
Some of the projects Simon has worked on recently include: mixing singles for N Dubz and Bashy, a new album for Underworld, a remix for the Manic Street Preachers, mixing tracks for Athlete and developing new tracks with Carey from Athlete. He has just finished mixing a new album for Paloma Faith and is currently mixing the music for the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics.
Simon has his own SSL studio equipped with Protools HD & Logic.
Showreels on Soundcloud:
Mixing showreel: http://soundcloud.com/simongogerly/sets/mixed-by-1/s-7fEtg
Production showreel: http://soundcloud.com/simongogerly/sets/produced-by/s-z7fVz
Read
Simon's interview in the February 2008 edition of Audio Media
Watch
Simon talking about being a mix engineer