Dan Parry

Dan mixing in Studio C at Metropolis

Dan Parry is a British audio engineer. His career began back in the summer of 2001, when shortly after college he landed a job working at Soul II Soul Studios in Camden Town, before joining Metropolis Group in 2004.^[1]

After 2 years in a training position, Dan became an assistant engineer working mainly with double Grammy award winning mix engineer, Tom Elmhirst. Dan spent the next four years learning under Tom and working with artists such as Amy Winehouse, Adele, and Mark Ronson.

In 2009, Dan co-created the i-Mixing service. An online service offered by Metropolis Studios, providing low cost mixing usually to unsigned artists. The service utilises dead time in the studios coupled with the mixing skills of the facility's in-house and assistant engineers. The service brings affordable mixing services carried out in a leading studio to people who might not normally have the budget to mix in such a facility. In 2010, Dan was nominated for his first ever Grammy award for his involvement on Lady Gaga's "The Fame Monster" album. From the start of 2011 Dan became the first engineer to join the newly created Metropolis Management roster.

Recently, Dan has been involved with mixes on Miles Kane's Debut Solo album "Colour Of The Trap", recording on Cee Lo Green's "The Lady Killer" as well as recording on Adele's hugely successful second album, "21".

Credits

Dans extensive credits include:^[2]

References

External links

Metropolis Group