Education Officer at Visconti Studio, based at Kingston University, London. The Visconti Studio is the centre of Kingston University’s research and teaching project “The Heritage and Future of Analogue Recording and Production”. Based around an extraordinary 300m2 octagonal live room and stocked with vintage and rare recording equipment (Studer, Neve, Neumann, Universal Audio, Roland Space Echo), the tape-based studio also features a unique collection of instruments including a Mellotron, a Hammond organ with Leslie cabinet, and a Steinway concert grand piano.Tony Visconti’s name is synonymous with ground-breaking music. He is one of record production’s great innovators who has worked with some of the most dynamic and influential names in pop, from Marc Bolan /T-Rex and Thin Lizzy, to David Bowie, Morrissey and U2. In the Visconti Studio he will be working with students and staff of Kingston University, as well as invited artists, to produce records.As part of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes students will learn to use and maintain analogue technology in recording and production. Besides course related teaching, the Visconti Studio also organises special master classes, a Winterschool, and special recording sessions with international artists . In the Visconti Studio, every student is part of our mission: to preserve the sounds and practices of the analogue past for the digital future.“The Heritage and Future of Analogue Recording and Production” is a large-scale research project partnered with the British Library and the Science Museum. The project aims to document and preserve the legacy of the analogue era. The project combines questions around cultural nostalgia with concrete musical practice and heritage studies. It will build a rich and diverse archive of recordings, practices, instruments, technologies, listening testimonies, and scholarly reflection.

I'm a Senior Lecturer in Music specialising in composition, sound recording techniques, sound design, Foley and music composition for film & TV. I teach these subjects at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. I also supervise postgraduate students (Masters and PhD).My research interests focus on how the development and use of new technology is transforming the process of recording, performing, marketing, distributing and consuming of music. I value highly how the study of this, as well as my own professional practice, informs the process of teaching and learning.

British rock band, Moke, formed in London, England in 1997 and comprise John Hogg (vocals, guitar), Alex Evans (bass guitar), Sean Genockey (guitar) and John Morgan (drums). Moke signed to London indie label Dorado Records, the band recording and co-producing a debut album, Superdrag (1998), described by JT Griffith of Allmusic as "hyper-eclectic, mixing a strong love for Led Zeppelin (à la compatriots Reef) with hints of rap-rock, blues, reggae, and of course classic rock".This led to a US recording contract; Superdrag was re-released in the US as a self-titled album. A second album, Carnival (2001), released on Ultimatum/Artemis Records, was produced by Paul Stacey, who also played guitar on the album. Michael Lipton of LA Weekly described the album: "Sonically and musically, this disc is a pleasure from beginning to end". Critics compared the group to Oasis, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Faith No More and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.Moke toured the UK, Europe and the US extensively throughout the late 90's / early 2000s along with many acts, including The Black Crowes, Goo Goo Dolls, Tonic, Kings X, Spacehog and Senser. Following a ten-year hiatus, as of Sept 2011, Moke have announced they will be making music together again.

Member of SMT. Line manager for staff delivering National Diplomas / A levels / First Diplomas in music, drama and dance. Course leader / lecturer for BA Hons Music Technology programme, validated by Thames Valley University.

Course leader / lecturer for BA Hons Music Technology degree. Also responsible for planning curriculum and delivering music courses for learners with learning difficulties / disabilities on the Stairway and Pathfinder programmes.

Production of audio, video and multimedia content, working across a range of hardware and software platforms. In-house composer.

Music buyer for Virgin Megastore chain.