Whilst in the UK performing with Lowlives at Download festival this year, Luke Johnson caught up with Matt Terry to talk about his career in the music industry and what it was like to be born in to it . Featuring his earliest studio memories through to recording the incredible new Lowlives album with producer Adrian Bushby.

This week, Matt sits down with George Perks, the resident studio engineer and producer at Vada Studios. They chat about the highs and lows of the projects they've worked on together at Vada, sharing fascinating and hilarious stories. They also provide insights into George's journey from being a studio assistant to becoming a sought-after mix engineer.

Off the back of a fantastic year for Skindred, Matt talks to guitarist, songwriter and producer Mikey Demus about how his role as guitarist in Skindred quickly evolved into a multi facetted career covering many different aspects of studio life.

On the 20th anniversary of their collaboration on The Wonder Stuff album 'Escape From Rubbish Island,' Miles Hunt and Matt Terry reflect on Miles's evolving approach to songwriting and recording methods over his illustrious 35-year career.

This week Matt sits down with Simon Fowler, frontman of Ocean Colour Scene, do discuss the bands recording and studio experiences.

Drummer for Bullet For My Valentine, multi instrumentalist and composer Jason

Bowld talks to Matt about his extensive career, his hugely varied studio

experiences over the years and how he has built his own studio at home. Listen and learn how Jason

nurtured his engineering skills along side his music skills from day one.

This week, Matt chats to frontman, guitarist and songwriter from The Enemy, Tom Clarke.

They discuss his studio experiences, both with The Enemy and as a solo artist, how he

separates the two when making and writing albums, and how his approaching

writing a new album for The Enemy.

Welcome to the Vada Studio Confessions podcast, hosted by founder of Vada Studios and record producer Matt Terry.

In Episode 1, Matt sits down with Max Helyer to talk about his studio experiences as the guitarist and songwriter in You Me At Six and how he is now moving into songwriting and production independently.