Jason Wilcock

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Jason Wilcock is a sound engineer at Stakeout Studios in Hampton Court, London.

He was formerly the drummer of British rock band Reuben and appears on their Pilot EP. Jason also produced Reuben's debut album Racecar Is Racecar Backwards at his at his home-made studio in Chobham.

He has also worked with bands such as Atikus, Without Thought and Score One For Safety.


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