Lee Richardson

Lee Richardson is an award-winning British composer, music producer, and mixing engineer who specializes in multi-genre production music. Based in England, he spent over 15 years as a music technology lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire and served as an external examiner at the Point Blank Music School. Alongside co-creators like Jonathan Murrill, Tom Ford, and James Cocozza under production houses like We Hit Different LLP, Richardson writes and produces high-energy commercial library tracks spanning tribal pop, blues rap, electro indie, and symphonic rap. Distributed by Sony's production music titan Extreme Music, his viral compositions—such as "Here Comes the Thunder" and "Hunt You Down"—boast millions of streams on Spotify and are heavily synchronized across global television, video games, and high-profile advertisements, including Formula 1's Drive to Survive, Too Hot to Handle, Selling Sunset, and Google Pixel campaigns.