Carey Willetts

Carey was the bass player in multi-platinum selling indie band Athlete. Along with his fellow band members, he wrote numerous hits including Half Light, Superhuman Touch, El Salvador, You Got The Style, Chances, and Wires, which won an Ivor Novello award for 'Best Contemporary Single'.

Since then, Carey has established himself as a sought-after producer and songwriter. He’s worked extensively with Dermot Kennedy, co-writing and producing standout tracks such as Better Days, Two Hearts, A Closeness, Moments Passed, and Lost. His other credits include collaborations with Freya Ridings, Asha Banks, Tom Speight, Kingfishr, and You Me At Six. In 2020, Carey was shortlisted for Breakthrough Producer of the Year at the Music Producers Guild Awards, further cementing his reputation in the industry.

He also runs a label called Brickfield Records, which has released EPs by Jack Cullen and Harry Lyon to date.