Biography

Los Angeles-based Bryan Morton, aka Morty, is a drummer turned record producer whose cosmic, experimental, and high-vibrational approach to electronic music breathes a new lease of life into the industry. With experience as a recording engineer at Interscope Records, a co-producer on albums released on the likes of Def Jam Records and Elysium Records, and an illustrious career live drumming and touring across the country, Morty's pedigree in music shines bright. Beat-driven and rhythm-focused, Morty's sound draws inspiration from an eclectic pool of artists but proudly speaks a sonic language unique to himself, with captivating atmospheres and melodies lying at the heart of his productions. He has previously co-produced John Lindahl's 'Opening Night' album, co-produced and wrote Taylor Grey's 'Space Case' album, which went on to win Best Pop Album at the Independent Music Awards in 2018, and has worked extensively as a recording engineer at Interscope Records, where he recorded a very large handful of major label artists such as Polow da Don, Timbaland, Dr. Dre, Soulja Boy, Christina Aguilera, Rodney Jerkins, & Scott Storch. Although a relative newcomer to releasing his own music, his forthcoming debut album puts his best foot forward, shining the spotlight on his multifaceted production capabilities that Morty has to offer.