Jess Sutcliffe
Jess Sutcliffe is an English multi-platinum recording and mixing engineer.
His work spans a wide range of styles, including Rock, R&B, Country, Pop, Jazz, Gospel and New Age. Artists he has recorded and mixed for include Prince, The Rolling Stones, Eagles, Mariah Carey, Willie Nelson, Aretha Franklin, Vangelis, Toto, Meat Loaf and Sheila E.
He is a 3-time Grammy winner (1 Grammy, 2 Latin Grammy’s) with multiple Grammy nominations including Best Engineered Album (“Mindfields” by Toto);
Other nominated recordings include Best Male Country Vocal ("Peach Pickin' Time Down in Georgia" by Willie Nelson); Best R&B Album (Prince); Best Pop Instrumental Album ("N.E.W.S." by Prince); Best Jazz Vocal Album ("The Dana Owens Album" by Queen Latifah); Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media, ("Dreamgirls"); Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album ("All Things New" by Steven Curtis Chapman) and Latin Grammy Nominated Best Pop Female Vocal Album ("Tu Veneno" by Natalia Oreiro).
Was also recording engineer for the Academy Award winning song "Glory" by Common and John Legend, winner of Best Original Song from the movie "Selma"; and was one of the engineers for the Emmy Award Winning "Eagles - Farewell I Tour".
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