Long Way Home Productions - Audio/Visual Media Creators

ABOUT US

'Long Way Home Music' was founded in 2014 by Hatful of Rain and Sign On Valley Rangers' bassist, Phil Jones. By 2019, the company expanded to become the multimedia agency - 'Long Way Home Productions'. Along with his son Ewan, the pair intend to create a platform for new and emerging talent to break out into the South East Music scene.

+44 792 100 1554

phil@longwayhomeproductions.co.uk

“They are excellent, experienced musicians which helped build my confidence initially but after just a short while I could see the collective effort we were making as they became as immersed in the songs as I was.”

Jonny Williams

Jonny Williams
“Phil turned my beach pebbles into diamonds”

Andy Melrose

Andy Melrose
“Unlike other engineers and producers I have worked with in the past, the process of making the album felt like a positive collaboration. We shared ideas, tried things out and laughed a lot.”

Nicola Bloom

Nicola Bloom
"Great studio facility in a fab location. Phil knows his sound engineering and does a great job. Very pleased to have used these facilities."

Gary Penalver

Gary Penalver

PHIL JONES

Head of Audio

Starting with guitar at 12 years old, Phil has been a passionate musician for all his adult life. Playing in numerous successful bands such as 'Hatful of Rain' and 'The Sign On Valley Rangers'.

EWAN JONES

Head of Video

Ewan has been creating film since he was 14. Finding his love for moving image in secondary school, Ewan studied film through college and into University.

WHERE TO FIND US:

Riverbank, Shoreham-By-Sea, BN43 5YH, United Kingdom

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ABOUT US

“They are excellent, experienced musicians which helped build my confidence initially but after just a short while I could see the collective effort we were making as they became as immersed in the songs as I was.”

“Phil turned my beach pebbles into diamonds”

“Unlike other engineers and producers I have worked with in the past, the process of making the album felt like a positive collaboration. We shared ideas, tried things out and laughed a lot.”