

Joseph Warriner
London-based writer, producer, mixer and multi-instrumentalist with over 20 million streams.
Latest Tracks
- Best You'll Ever Get4482/1Forward moving pop song with soaring female vocals, piano, hooky synths, guitar, bass & pulsing percussion2:56
- You Go To Work4482/2Introspective pop song with sweet female vocals, acoustic guitar, synths, mellotron, soft, steady percussion & piano2:37
- Lover 4 Ya4482/3Upbeat, infectious pop song with confident female vocals, stomping beats & 80s synths 3:02
- UGH4482/4Driving pop anthem with strong female vocal, chanted hooky backing vocals, vibrant synths, shimmering guitar riffs & pounding electronic drums3:01
- Good Woman4482/5Intimate & heartfelt pop ballad with introspective female vocal, finger-picked acoustic guitar, electric guitar textures & gentle piano. Builds with percussion3:09
The story behind the sound
Originally from West Yorkshire, Joseph Warriner is a London-based writer, producer, mixer and multi-instrumentalist. Warriner refined his musical talents at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), specialising in music production, songwriting and musicianship. Upon moving to London, he quickly established himself as a sought-after producer and songwriter, collaborating with a range of prominent artists, including Nathan Dawe, Mae Muller, Cat Burns, Talia Mar, Hurts, Kamille, Jay Prince, Caity Baser, Billie Marten, Ev and Låpsley among others. To date, Warriner’s songs have received more than 20 million streams. Other stand-out achievements include working on Lyra’s debut album – which soared to number one in Ireland – and producing and co-writing ADMT's single ‘Wish You Loved You’, which earned Track of the Week honours on BBC Radio 1. Warriner’s versatile production style spans pop, alt-pop, R&B, singer-songwriter, dance and Latin-pop. His distinctive approach to manipulating and sampling sounds enables him to bring a unique creative edge to every project he undertakes.
To date, Warriner’s songs have received more than 20 million streams.