Flood and Alan Moulder were awarded UK producer of the year award at the MPG Awards, automatically winning a BRIT for best producer.
The pair received the prize at a ceremony at Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel last night (13 February) in London for their work on Holy Fire, the third album by indie rockers Foals.
They beat Paul Epworth and Ethan Johns to take the prize and automatically won the BRIT award for best producer.
Other notable winners on the night included Disclosure (brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence) who picked up the gong for breakthrough producer of the year for their much-lauded debut album Settle.
Everything Everything’s Kemosable received the prize for UK single of the year while Trevor Horn was presented with the outstanding achievement award.
The full list of winners is below;
UK producer of the year, sponsored by The BRITS 2014: Flood (Mark Ellis) & Alan Moulder
International producer of the year, sponsored by Beats by Dr Dre: Rick Rubin
Recording engineer of the year, sponsored by Rode: Guy Massey
Mix engineer of the year, sponsored by Solid State Logic: Mark ‘Spike’ Stent
Mastering engineer of the year, sponsored by SADiE: John Dent
Breakthrough producer of the year, sponsored by Focusrite/Novation: Disclosure (Guy Lawrence, Howard Lawrence)
Breakthrough engineer of the year, sponsored by Prism Sound: Dan Cox
Re-mixer of the year: MJ Cole (Matthew Coleman)
UK album of the year, sponsored by Universal Audio: Foals – Holy Fire
UK single song release of the year, sponsored by Shure: Everything Everything – Kemosabe
Studio of the sear, sponsored by KMR Audio: RAK Studios
The A&R award, sponsored by Synthax Audio: Jim Chancellor
The MPG innovation award, sponsored by Genelec, presented by the Music Producers Guild: David Bowie
The MPG inspiration award, sponsored by UK Music, presented by the Music Producers Guild: Nile Rodgers
Special recognition award, sponsored by Protape and Transco Blanx: Sean Davies
The outstanding contribution to UK Music, sponsored by PPL: Trevor Horn
The pair received the prize at a ceremony at Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel last night (13 February) in London for their work on Holy Fire, the third album by indie rockers Foals.
They beat Paul Epworth and Ethan Johns to take the prize and automatically won the BRIT award for best producer.
Other notable winners on the night included Disclosure (brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence) who picked up the gong for breakthrough producer of the year for their much-lauded debut album Settle.
Everything Everything’s Kemosable received the prize for UK single of the year while Trevor Horn was presented with the outstanding achievement award.
The full list of winners is below;
UK producer of the year, sponsored by The BRITS 2014: Flood (Mark Ellis) & Alan Moulder
International producer of the year, sponsored by Beats by Dr Dre: Rick Rubin
Recording engineer of the year, sponsored by Rode: Guy Massey
Mix engineer of the year, sponsored by Solid State Logic: Mark ‘Spike’ Stent
Mastering engineer of the year, sponsored by SADiE: John Dent
Breakthrough producer of the year, sponsored by Focusrite/Novation: Disclosure (Guy Lawrence, Howard Lawrence)
Breakthrough engineer of the year, sponsored by Prism Sound: Dan Cox
Re-mixer of the year: MJ Cole (Matthew Coleman)
UK album of the year, sponsored by Universal Audio: Foals – Holy Fire
UK single song release of the year, sponsored by Shure: Everything Everything – Kemosabe
Studio of the sear, sponsored by KMR Audio: RAK Studios
The A&R award, sponsored by Synthax Audio: Jim Chancellor
The MPG innovation award, sponsored by Genelec, presented by the Music Producers Guild: David Bowie
The MPG inspiration award, sponsored by UK Music, presented by the Music Producers Guild: Nile Rodgers
Special recognition award, sponsored by Protape and Transco Blanx: Sean Davies
The outstanding contribution to UK Music, sponsored by PPL: Trevor Horn
