Producer Dave Milsom’s touch is evident, the sound breathes. There’s air around the instruments, tension in the silence. It doesn’t try to be an anthem, yet becomes one for those caught between burnout and breakthrough.

Credit where it’s due: the mix by Dave Mlison (Death Monkey Records) nails it. He didn’t sanitize the sweat captured at Narberth’s Studio 49 with Nick Swannell. Instead, he sharpened the claws – adding punch and clarity without losing an ounce of that raw, indie spirit. [The Mix] breathes. It swells, recedes, and hits with dynamics most bands dream of. It sounds massive, open, and straight from the chest.

“Dave really helped bring my vision to life. As a solo artist, having someone to bounce ideas off has been invaluable — and I genuinely enjoyed every part of the process!”

Dave approaches projects from a musician’s perspective and takes time to understand how each artist plays their songs. Combine that with years perfecting his skills behind the desk, and you get a unique sound that still feels true to the artist. His attention to detail elevates the final product in subtle but powerful ways. Across all the bands I’ve recorded with him, Dave’s versatility stands out — his catalogue speaks for itself.