Producer

Mixing Engineer

Songwriter

About

I’ve been making music as far back as I remember - with the help of a piano since I was eight, a guitar since 16, and drums since 21. (I’m 29.)

I started putting things down in recorded form around 10 years ago on Logic, working out arrangements for my band’s songs. Here I started to learn the craft of turning a loved strummed & sung piece into something worthy of three and a half minutes in headphones.

Creating something engaging which stays true to all the hints & promises present in that first demo is no simple thing. Livening up, without treading on the spirit of the original beast - that’s the game. The funnest & most rewarding one there is, I think.

I work from a beautiful, bright studio near Gloucester Road tube station in London. Here I produce & co-write for artists of a variety of sounds, and work on my own music. Indie, folk, maybe an electronic spin - this is broadly my ballpark.

The Studio

Home to all sorts of musical gear. Here’s some of what’s lying around:

Acoustic instruments:
- Steinway & Sons grand piano
- Gibson Country & Western acoustic guitar
- Yamaha acoustic guitar
- Yamaha 12-string acoustic guitar
- Classical guitar
- Ukelele
- 6-string banjo

Electric / bass guitars:
- Fender Telecaster
- Yamaha Revstar
- Fender Jazzmaster bass
- Höfner Ignition Club Bass

Electronic instruments:
- Roland TR-8S drum machine
- Roland electronic V-Drums
- Roli Block Seabord

Software:
- Pro tools, Logic
- Arturia V9 collection (tonnes of synths)

Microphones:
- Neuman TLM 103
- Golden Age Audio R2 MK2 Ribbon
- Shure SM7B
- Shure SM57 x2
- Shure SM58 x2 & more dynamics

Other stuff:
- All sorts of percussion instruments: bongos, shakers, tambourines, etc.
- (woodwind) recorders, harmonicas
- Thumb piano

For recording acoustic drums, or electric guitars from a mic’d amp, we can head to a studio in Rayners Lane whose owner I’m close with.

Portfolio

Production & Mixing

Songwriting

Social links

instagram - @georgerollsmusic

spotify - here