Ian Dowling Producer/Mixer/Engineer

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Ian Dowling Producer/Mixer/Engineer Ian Dowling’s long-standing collaboration with Jim Abbiss has seen him credited on some of the most successful releases of the past decade. With his work on artists from Bombay Bicycle Club and Catfish & The Bottlemen to Adele, Ian Dowling is one of the freshest young producer / mixers of this generation. Blaenavon ‘That’s Your Lot’ / Album Mix Black Honey ‘Somebody Better’ / Single Prod / Mix ‘Hello Today’ / Single Mix LIFE ‘Popular Music’ / Album Prod / Mix Tor Miller ‘Loving Hold’ / Single Mix The Theft ‘Pool Of Doubt’ / Single Prod / Mix The Orwells ‘Terrible Human Beings’ / Album Mix ‘Dirty Sheets’ Eng / Mix Madisen Ward & The Mama Bear ‘Skeleton Crew’ / Album Eng / Mix Sheikh ‘Fonda’ / Single Prod / Mix Wasuremono Forthcoming Album Prod / Mix Catfish & The Bottlemen ‘The Balcony’ / Album Eng / Mix Far From The Madding Crowd Motion Picture Soundtrack Eng / Mix Circa Waves Forthcoming Tracks Eng The Strypes Forthcoming Tracks Eng Jungle ‘The Heat’ / Single Mix Eliza and the Bear Forthcoming Tracks Eng Red Lapels ‘It Ain’t Easy’ / Album Co-Prod / Mix Birdy ‘Birdy’ / Album Eng ‘Fire Within’ / Album Eng Cloud Control ‘Dream Cave’ / Album Eng Twin Graves Forthcoming Tracks Prod / Mix New Union Forthcoming Tracks Prod / Mix ME Forthcoming Tracks Mix Duologue ‘Song and Dance’ Mix The Crowns Forthcoming Album Eng Cave Painting ‘Votive Life’ Eng / Mix Forthcoming Tracks Eng / Mix Born Blonde ‘What The Desert Taught You’ Eng Wolf Gang Forthcoming singles Mix To Kill A King Forthcoming singles Eng Bombay Bicycle Club ‘A Different Kind Of Fix’ Eng ‘I Had The Blues…’ Eng / Mix The Noisettes Forthcoming Album Eng Charlie Simpson ‘Young Pilgrim’ Eng Adele ‘21’ Eng KT Tunstall ‘Tiger Suit’ Eng Chapel Club ‘Don’t Look Down’ Prod / Mix The Noisettes ‘Ever Fallen in Love’ Eng / Mix Kasabian ‘West Ryder Pauper…’ Eng Bombay Bicycle Club ‘I Had The Blues…’ Eng / Mix The Temper Trap ‘Conditions’ Eng Chapel Club ‘Machine Music’ Prod / Mix Ladytron ‘Tomorrow’ Mix The Thirst ‘Sail Away’ Mix Emmy the Great ‘Gabriel’ Prod / Mix Fnaire ‘Yed El Henna’ Mix ‘Golih Goleh!’ Mix Hot Chip ‘Made in the Dark’ Eng Dusty Springfield ‘Live At RAH…’ Editing The Cribs ‘Moving Pictures…’ Eng / Mix Fightstar ‘99 (Live at KOKO)’ Eng / Mix David Ford ‘Songs For The Road’ Eng The Sleeping Years ‘We’re Becoming Island…’ Eng Morten Abel ‘Some Of Us Will Make It’ Eng Razorlight ‘This Is A Razorlight’ DVD’ Eng / Edit Little Britain ‘Live in Blackpool’ Eng / Mix The Kooks Various Tracks Eng / Mix James Dean Bradfield Various Tracks Prod / Mix The Wildhearts ‘The Wildhearts’ Eng For further information, please contact Sandy Dworniak or Gillian Maguire. Phone: +44 (0)203 1450809 or Email: [email protected] .

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