Eliot James
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Eliot James is a British music Producer, Songwriter, Musician, Sound Engineer and Mixer, represented by Audio Authority Management.
After a studio apprenticeship in Manchester, Eliot relocated to London. Following a chance meeting with Paul Epworth programming on The Futureheads debut album, a successful relationship between Eliot and Paul was established, which over the next two years resulted in further recordings with Bloc Party, The White Rose Movement and The Rakes.
Now an established producer in his own right, Eliot has completed record productions for Two Door Cinema Club, Noah and the Whale,[1]The Kaiser Chiefs with Mark Ronson,[2] Does It Offend You, Yeah?, Matt Cardle
Bonus tracks for Bloc Party and Kate Nash and additional production and mixes for Happy Mondays[3] and Hadouken!.
Now signed to EMI Music Publishing as a songwriter Eliot is fast establishing a much coveted style and a formidable force in all areas of music production.[4]
Winner - MPG Breakthrough Producer of The Year 2011[5]
Family
Elliot James has a brother called Sebastian James, Seb as he is commonly known, who works for a small firm whose headquarters is in Haxey, North Lincolnshire, England. It is not known if he has any other siblings or a spouse.
[edit] References
- ^ [1] SXSW Official Website. Retrieved March 2008.
- ^ [2] Interview with NME Magazine. Retrieved 23 May 2008.
- ^ [3] NME Magazine. Retrieved Oct 2007.
- ^ http://www.musicweek.com/story.asp?sectioncode=1&storycode=1046997
- ^ http://mpgawards.co.uk/pastwinners.php
