Tim Bran aka MyRiot

Producer / Vocal Producer / Mixer / Writer

Clients include: London Grammar, Birdy, James Morrison, Primal Scream

Tim Bran is a remarkably versatile music creator whose talents as a writer, producer, and mixer have shaped an eclectic body of work spanning decades. As one half of the acclaimed production duo MyRiot, Tim has collaborated with some of the most imaginative voices in contemporary pop, forging a reputation for crafting emotionally rich, sonically adventurous music that endures.

Beyond his expansive credits, what truly sets Tim apart is his musical empathy. As Hannah Reid (London Grammar) notes:
“Tim brings kindness, emotional intelligence, and a producer’s humility to every session. He teaches without ego and listens with heart.”

Bandmate Dan Rothman adds:
“He’s one of my favourite people to work with—producer, writer, engineer, musician… and friend. No one dubs delay on an analogue desk like Tim.”

KT Tunstall calls him:
“A modern music shaman with encyclopedic sound knowledge. I haven’t yet found something he isn’t brilliant at.”

Nell Tiger Free reflects:
“Tim hears what no one else does. He makes the good exceptional and creates a space where you can truly bare your soul. He’s a genius.”

And from Devan Glover (Wild Rivers):
“Tim creates a pressure-free zone where we end up finishing songs we’re proud of. His instinct for emotion-driven instrumentation is unmatched.”

His journey began on the island of Guernsey, where as a teenager, he transformed an old German bunker into a personal studio. His technical flair and creative ear soon brought him to Island Records as an in-house producer at London’s Bunker Studios, where he worked with artists like Julian Cope before joining Cope’s band and later co-founding the pioneering group Dreadzone. Signed to Virgin Records, Dreadzone released several influential albums including 360 Degrees and Second Light, which featured their hit single “Little Britain.”

In 2012, Tim partnered with Roy Kerr to form MyRiot, beginning with work on the Scissor Sisters’ Magic Hour. They soon found their stride, producing London Grammar’s breakout debut If You Wait, which earned an Ivor Novello Award for “Strong” and a BRIT Award nomination. That success was followed by projects like Birdy’s Beautiful Lies (UK #3, iTunes Top 10 in 25 countries) and Rae Morris’s Someone Out There, including radio hits “Do It” and “Athletico.”
MyRiot’s portfolio expanded with Marlon Roudette’s million-selling “When The Beat Drops Out,” co-writing for Halsey’s platinum debut Badlands, and contributions to James Morrison’s Higher Than Here. Their production credits also include Foxes (“Better Love”), Walking On Cars’ Irish chart-topping debut, and multiple tracks on AURORA’s albums Infections of a Different Kind and A Different Kind of Human.

Recent work includes producing for Imelda May’s 11 Past the Hour (2021), Abby Sage’s The Florist EP (2022), and London Grammar’s The Greatest Love (2024). As a world-class mix engineer, Bran’s credits span La Roux, Kylie Minogue, The Verve, and James Morrison, alongside collaborations with European artists such as Ozark Henry, Haevn, Axel Flóvent, Dotan, Alice on the Roof, and Gjon’s Tears.

A true innovator, Tim co-founded Rocket Network in the mid-90s – a groundbreaking platform for real-time online music collaboration. After its acquisition by Digidesign (ProTools) in 2002, he returned to the studio, releasing electronic music under Subsonar via Youth’s Liquid Sound label, and programming on productions for artists including Paul McCartney, Primal Scream, The Charlatans, Embrace, and The View. He also produced and mixed The Verve’s 2008 comeback album Forth, a UK #1.

Tim Bran’s career is a testament to the power of deep listening, technical excellence, and emotional resonance. Whether behind the desk, shaping a song, or guiding an artist through vulnerability, he remains a rare figure—an architect of feeling and a true craftsman of sound.

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