Last night leading figures from the British and International music industries gathered at the O2 Arena in London to celebrate the past year of popular music in the UK at the 2013 BRIT Awards, and what a night for Miloco’s clients it was…
We are proud to announce that four of our regular clients of the past year won coveted awards for work they did at our studios. Ben Howard, whose debut album ‘Every Kingdom’ was mixed by Mike Crossey in The Motor Museum, with parts engineered by Miloco’s Darren Lawson in Assault & Battery 2, won ‘British Male Solo Artist’ seeing off competition by Calvin Harris, Olly Murs, Plan B and Richard Hawley. Ben also surprised the crowds when he prevailed in the ‘British Breakthrough Act’ beating bookies’ favourite Rita Ora to the prize.
Producer Dan Grech has regularly worked in various Miloco studios with two Brit Winners over the past year. The first is Tom Odell who won the ‘Critic’s Choice’ award for his forthcoming debut album, which was produced and mixed by Dan last year. The record was recorded in The Bridge and The Square, and mixed in The Engine Room. Meanwhile, Lana Del Ray‘s international smash record ‘Born To Die, which was also mixed by Dan Grech in The Engine Room, won her the ‘International Female Solo Artist’ gong.
Lastly, following on from their glorious night at the Grammys, Mumford & Sons bagged the ‘British Group’ award. The Mumfords’ latest record, ‘Babel’ which was produced by Markus Dravs and engineered by Miloco’s Matt Lawrence, was partly recorded at Angelic Studios.
Miloco would like to offer their congratulations to all the winners and nominees at last night’s BRIT Awards, and wish all our clients the best of luck in the many other forthcoming 2013 music award ceremonies.
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