Oct 5, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
This week Matt Sidhom sits down with **Dom Morley**, a Grammy-winning producer and mix engineer with 30 years at the top of the music industry. Having learned his craft at London’s legendary…
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Matt SidhomHostconnelly i caved in felt the pulse racing under your skin half this distance working Most friends, hell, but not this time
I co-produced this with a friend of mine who is a big producer and I used to engineer for him, a guy called Chris Potter.
He did like the Verve's Urban Hymns, you know, that was obviously a massive record.
But we did a week away in a residential studio in Wales to do basic backing tracks.
But this particular song was... was very unusual in the way we recorded because it's what I think a lot of people think is how you make a record, but basically you never do, which is the band in a room together, microphones on, hit record, and they play the song.
And Hills, who's now his wife, was singing the backing vocals while playing a Hammond organ.
And you hear actually towards the end, there's a moment where he's a bit breathless cause he's just done the really big note cause he's out of breath.
So, um, and he's an incredible singer as, as you'll know when you hear it, he's one of the best I've worked with.
connelly i caved in felt the pulse racing under your skin half this distance working Most friends, hell, but not this time
I co-produced this with a friend of mine who is a big producer and I used to engineer for him, a guy called Chris Potter.
He did like the Verve's Urban Hymns, you know, that was obviously a massive record.
But we did a week away in a residential studio in Wales to do basic backing tracks.
But this particular song was... was very unusual in the way we recorded because it's what I think a lot of people think is how you make a record, but basically you never do, which is the band in a room together, microphones on, hit record, and they play the song.
And Hills, who's now his wife, was singing the backing vocals while playing a Hammond organ.
And you hear actually towards the end, there's a moment where he's a bit breathless cause he's just done the really big note cause he's out of breath.
So, um, and he's an incredible singer as, as you'll know when you hear it, he's one of the best I've worked with.
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