Production Discography
- 6 Day Riot: Folie a Deux
- 60s Authentic Soul
- 911: There it is
- Alsou: Solo
- America: Hourglass
- America: Encore Greatest Hits
- Andy Stocks: Picking Up The Penny
- Beckley Lamm Wilson: Like a brother
- Beehive: Presence of your Love
- Believin' It All: Single
- Benny Lord 7" single: Faithful to the fiancée
- Boyband: A New Musical
- Britpack: Set me free
- Celena Cherry: Celena Cherry
- China Crisis: Difficult Shapes And Passive
- Culture Club: The Best Of
- Culture Club: Colour by Numbers
- Culture Club: Don't Mind if I Do
- Culture Club: Greatest Moments
- Culture Club: Waking up with the House on Fire
- Culture Club: Kissing to be Clever
- David Grant & Jaki Graham: The very best
- Daytona Lights: This Modern Landscape
- Deniece Williams: Water under the Bridge
- Gary Moore: Ballads and Blues
- Honeyz: Wonder No. 8
- James Buller: Can't Smile Without You
- Jo Stevens: Jo Stevens
- Junior: Acquired Taste
- Louise: Woman In Me
- Michelle Collins: Sunburn
- More Cold Feet: Official Soundtrack
- Natalie McCool: Shoot Shoot
- Natalie McCool: Black Sun
- Natalie McCool: Fortune EP's
- Owen: Our Own Little Stories
- Patch William: Patch William
- Playhaus: Loudhailer
- Polly Magoo: Fais Vite!
- QuarterFlash: Back into Blue
- Sonia: Wake Up Everybody
- The Beach Boys: The Beach Boys
- The Beauties:The Beauties
- The Creatures: Anima Animus
- The Creatures: Say
- The Kings Singers: Spirit Voices
- The Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra: Love & Hate
- Various: What's going on (LIfe aid Armenia)
- Various feat. Culture Club ("Electric Dreams")
- Various feat. Culture Club ("The Wedding Singer")
- Voices in Motion: Excuse Me
- Westworld: Beatbox Rock 'n' Roll
- Westworld: Everything Good is Bad
- Westworld: Greatest Hits
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