Myles grew up on a Cornish clifftop, serenading long-suffering cows with a heady mix of electric guitar and baroque recorder. He went on to read Music at Cambridge.

With an exceptional ear for detail, Myles enjoys a diverse career encompassing projects ranging from classical to folk. He particularly likes new music, as well as old music reimagined, and loves the challenge of capturing unique acoustics on location. 

Myles’ work has taken him from forests, rooftops and cathedrals to Beirut, Berkeley and beyond. He returns home to edit, mix and master at his studio in rural Essex, occasionally pausing to chase deer from the vegetable patch.