Songwriter. Producer. Musician. Engineer. based in London, UK. I love collaborations in a big way.

Singer Songwriter
Berlin/ London
Strawberry Blonde
"Panda Eyes" 🐼

✰ cloud rock ✰
London via the West Midlands.
The Wall is out now <3

Many many mysteries shall remain. SOME shall be dispelled!!
My name is Jamie Lidell and I'm gonna delve into the heady magic of creating music in a modern studio, probe the depths of production, get tech crazy with mixing tricks, studio skills and equipment. I'll be joined by fellow musicians, engineers and all-round audiophiles who kindly share their tips, stories and ingenious insight from the bizarre world of music production. I shall answer questions and seek knowledge from other music makers on a quest to discover how to make things sound RIGHT. I will also share some studio trickery on each episode as I explore some of my favourite innovations in music tech and my creations... outpourings from the weirdo brain! Welcome to a place for musicians, producers and listeners alike as we "cheers" our love of everything audio.

Heading into the spotlight back when she was 16, Mysie (my-zee) began her journey as a singer-songwriter and pianist creating music that was powerful and rich, but as the creations were formed the personal pieces didn’t seem to fit together. “I’m not that anymore”, Mysie explains, “I was put into a box: a young, black, soulful singer-songwriter…There are elements of that identity I’m bringing to Mysie, but it’s much more freeing than that. Now, it’s about expression.” By blending her otherworldly voice with sharp new sounds, the freedom her new character has found has enabled the talent to reach new heights.

From the get-go, music has run through Mysie’s blood: brought up the granddaughter of a renowned Ugandan jazz musician, creativity has surrounded and become a part of her. Growing up as a second-generation immigrant in London, Mysie was immersed in the powerful history of her culture as the African scores pumped themselves into her work and her life alike, from the sounds of the Congolese singer, producer and composer Koffi Olomide to the inheritance of her grandfather’s dynamic cadence. “It’s a part of me naturally”, she describes, “that underlying African rhythm and that untouchable sensation”

Whether it be searching for new musical structures and not following the basic formula - reordering verses and choruses, mixing up hooks and intros - or creating experiential visuals, Mysie is all about progress.

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