POP PUNK

PRODUCER

Written and produced from the ground up by Pash, Modern Misery's debut single SET ME FREE earned a feature on BBC Radio 1 — one of the UK's most listened-to stations and a definitive mark of quality for any emerging act.

Pash handled every stage of the record: writing the song, tracking the band at The Clubhouse, shaping the vocals, and taking it all the way through mixing and post-production. The kind of full-service production that gets debut singles on national radio.

Pash Stratton is a British record producer and mix engineer who has spent his career obsessing over the sound of pop punk — the big choruses, the punchy guitars, the vocals that actually cut through a mix.

Working from The Clubhouse studio in Bournemouth, Pash brings real genre knowledge to every session. He knows what pop punk is supposed to feel like, and he knows how to get you there.

His philosophy is simple: Make it loud, make it emotional, make it hit. Every project is a chance to capture something honest — the energy of a band that means every word they sing.