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AND THE WINNER IS… What a night! The MPG Awards 2026 took place on April 16th at The Troxy in London and what a celebration it was. Huge congratulations to all …read the full article
Music Producers Guild warns loss of landmark London studio would be “a serious blow to British music” One of the UK’s most famous recording studios, Battery Studios in Brent, is …read the full article
The Music Producers Guild (MPG), in association with Dolby and Mix With The Masters, revealed the 2026 winners at a sold-out celebration, honouring the producers, engineers and studios shaping the …read the full article
While it’s all go with organising the MPG Awards, the background work never stops. Treasury Meet and Ongoing Support for Studios On Thursday 19th March, Matt Taylor, Executive Director from MPG …read the full article
Jon Thornton from LIPA Awarded Special Recognition Award The Music Producers Guild, in association with Dolby & Mix with Masters is excited to reveal the shortlist for its 2026 …read the full article
Photo credit – Samuel Bradley The Music Producers Guild in association with Dolby and Mix With The Masters are delighted to honour The 1975 with the ‘PPL Present The MPG Award For Outstanding Contribution To UK Music’. …read the full article
