Les Gock

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Les and Margaret Gock at the 2003 APRA Music Awards

Les Gock originally came to prominence when he joined the Australian band Hush in 1972.[1][2] As well as being a guitarist, Gock was also a writer and co-producer, receiving 12 gold records during his time with the band.[3] After leaving Hush, Gock became a music and sound design director in film and television soundtracks receiving industry recognition in the form of Gold Clios, Facts Awards, and New York International Advertising Festival Awards.[3]

Gock founded Song Zu a music and sound design company.[4] He sold the business in 2001 and continues working with his new business Les Gock Sound Thinking which specialises in audio branding.[4][5] He has been Chairman of the Australasian Writers and Art Directors Association (AWARD) and is currently Chairman of the Commercial Music Producers Association (CMPA).[3]

Gock went to Sydney Technical High School.[citation needed]

Gock has two children Adam [34] and Chad [28].[citation needed]

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