
Who We Are
Humm was started by Dom Mitchison, Hugo Bishop & Connor Jones. The same team who previously ran the Malthouse Studios in Bristol. The studio moved to a new, purpose built premises and Humm opened its doors in 2020.
We are situated within the Meriton Foundry complex, which we share with all kinds of creatives from different lines of work. There is a large car park and a small communal garden space.
Our People

Dom Mitchison
Dom Mitchison is a Bristol based Producer, Mixer & Musician, and co founder of Humm Studios. He specialises in alternative, guitar led and leftfield records. His work leans into energy, instinct and experimentation, prioritising feel and momentum over polish.
He has worked with such artists as Tara Clerkin Trio, IDLES, Lawi Anywar, MOULD, Haukeli, Heavy Lungs, Spectres, LICE, Robi Mitch, Wych Elm, Manatees & Edward Penfold. Full credits can be found here.
He has also had tracks playlisted on BBC Radio 1 & BBC 6 Music.
Image credit - D. Nedelko

Connor Jones
Connor is a song writer, arranger, programmer and producer hailing from London who has been making music for 20 years.
He has experience producing in a variety of styles and his work has been heard internationally on radio and TV.
Recent artists include Daytime Television, Dead Horse, Dream Grease, The Maida Vales & Ernold Same.

Hugo Bishop
Hugo is a recording engineer, producer, drummer and programmer. He is a founding member of Malthouse & Humm studios in Bristol, but originally setup a recording studio in Cornwall in 2007. Hugo is active in Bristol’s music scene; session drumming for various artists, engineering live sessions, teaching & full time drumming for The Cat Magic & Little Bear.
His production / recording / mixing credits include: Polemics, Oliver Wilde, Olivia Roise, Miss Kill, Something Anorak, Bad News First, Scarlett Loran, The Malarky & more.
Get in Touch
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