Mark Summers - Artist Productions

Artist Productions

Moving on from "Rave" and revisiting his preferred style of House music, Summers released 6 singles on the Hoochie Coochie label (1993–96) with fellow DJs Ben Howard and Dave Malone. During this time, he was hired as a sound engineer to work in the studios of Air Lyndhurst/Chrysalis Music (now Air Studios), co-owned by The Beatles producer Sir George Martin. Summers became the head studio producer within less than 3 months. He went on to produce and remix Chrysalis Music artists, and also for the offshoot dance label Tuchwood Records, co-owned by DJ-producer Dave Lee (Joey Negro). By the end of 1995, Summers had gained an immense sound production status to add to his post-DJ and dance artist qualifications, including recording and production work with notable artists such as Malcolm McLaren, Mica Paris, Jocelyn Brown, Aphex Twin and Kylie Minogue, amongst many others. Summers worked within various (mainly dance) music styles and genres, from R&B to House, Trance to Drum 'N Bass and even Pop/Rock, using his extensive DJ experience as the basis for his knowledge and technical skills acquired from Air Studios in different types of music production.