Engineering · Performance
Stephen W. Tayler
Stephen W. Tayler is credited on 2,599 releases across 469 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1973–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
2,599
Credits
469
Albums
6
Decades active
730
In collections
Biography
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British mixer, audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. His career began in the mid-1970s at Trident Studios, in London, and mostly involves studio work for pop/rock artists.
He frequently collaborated with Rupert Hine and Howard Jones, but has hundreds of albums and singles by scores of artists to his credit.
He first met Rupert Hine around 1975, assisted and engineered on a handful sessions at Trident for Anthony Phillips, John Perry, Quantum Jump etc - but only really started working closely together in 1980 after he had left Trident and they both shared the same management, Hit and Run.
In recent years, he has ventured into concert mixing, sound design and composition, and DVD authoring, as well as engineering for Kate Bush.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
2,599 releases · 469 albums · active 1973–2025
- Engineering · 3,594
- Performance · 277
- Production · 180
- Other credits · 91
- Mastering · 8
Studios: Trident Studios · Farmyard Studios · Studios Ferber · CBS Studios, London
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Music For The Masses
1987

The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
1974

Peter Gabriel
1978

Presto
1989

Reach The Beach
1983

Roll The Bones
1991

To Our Childrens Childrens Children
1969

Mirage
1974

Dream Into Action
1985

Moonmadness
1976

The Snow Goose
1975

Human's Lib
1984

Break Every Rule
1986

Phantoms
1984

Time Passages
1978

The Other Side Of The Mirror
1989

Space Ritual
1973

X In Search Of Space
1971

A Pagan Place
1984

Hall Of The Mountain Grill
1974

Worlds Apart
1981

Private Eyes
1976

Timespace - The Best Of Stevie Nicks
1991

Shuttered Room
1982
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