ABOUt rob
Born in London, England, Rob embarked on his journey as a gifted songwriter and producer at the age of 16. Standing out among thousands of applicants, Rob was hand-picked to attend the prestigious BRIT Performing Arts and Technology College, where he honed his skills in music production, recording techniques, and mix engineering. Notably, this renowned institution also nurtured the talents of iconic artists such as Amy Winehouse, Imogen Heap, and Adele.
In the year 2000, Rob's exceptional talent caught the attention of Universal Music Publishing, leading him to secure a coveted publishing deal and becoming the youngest writer/producer on Universal's esteemed roster.
Driven by his ambition to further his career, Rob made a pivotal move in 2008, relocating to Los Angeles, California. It was there that he had the privilege of collaborating with the legendary composer Hans Zimmer, renowned for his work on critically acclaimed films like "12 Years a Slave," "Inception," "The Dark Knight," "The Last Samurai," "Gladiator," and "Pirates Of The Caribbean." Rob worked alongside Zimmer at his Santa Monica studios, contributing to blockbuster movies such as "The Dark Knight," "Madagascar 2," "Angels and Demons," and "Frost/Nixon."
Continuing his fruitful collaborations, Rob joined forces with James Newton Howard, a distinguished composer and 9-time Oscar nominee, also based in Santa Monica. Rob's full-time engagement with Howard led to their dynamic partnership on various film projects, including "The Hunger Games," "The Last Airbender," "SALT," "The Green Lantern," "Water For Elephants," "Inhale," "Love and Other Drugs," and "The Bourne Legacy."
In 2015, Rob's exceptional talents were recognized once again when he signed a publishing deal with Dr. Luke's Prescription Songs, solidifying his position as a sought-after songwriter and producer.
Rob's journey from his humble beginnings in London to his collaborations with renowned artists and his ongoing success in the music industry is a testament to his relentless dedication.