16 Facts About Liam Howe

Liam Coverdale Howe was born on 29 September 1974 and is an English record producer, musician and songwriter.

Whilst studying fine art at Reading University, Howe formed the production company Line of Flight with Corner and other art students Joe Wilson and David Westlake.

Ian Pickering, a lifelong friend of Liam Howe's, joined the writing team as a lyricist.

Liam Howe played live keyboards with Sneaker Pimps on three out of their four albums, to date.

Liam Howe later hinted that not only would there be more remixes for the album, but there would be a whole new album of his own work, released under the AMP title, in 2022.

Since Sneaker Pimps, Liam Howe has written and produced for a whole host of respected artists including Lana Del Rey, Ellie Goulding, Marina Diamandis, Tom Vek, Jessie Ware, Mikky Ekko, Adele, FKA Twigs, Say Lou Lou and Paul Buchanan of The Blue Nile.

Liam Howe worked with Diamandis on her follow-up album, Electra Heart, in 2011.

In 2011, Liam Howe wrote several songs with Lana Del Rey and other collaborators such as Guy Chambers for her debut album Born to Die.

In 2013, Liam Howe co-produced FKA Twigs' first and second EP and contributed to her debut LP.

Liam Howe was behind tracks from VV Brown and Fallulah, and Dan Croll.

In 2015, Liam Howe worked with Maxine Ashley, Jam City, Natalie Duncan, Aluna George and the Kanye West signed artist Kacy Hill.

In 2020, Liam Howe collaborated with Conor O'Brien from the band Villagers, Gillian Maguire, Ben Romans, and Lees, along with much anticipated work for the new Sneaker Pimps album, with fellow band mate Chris Corner.

Also over lock-down, Liam Howe worked with American band Paragon Cause.

Liam Howe has co-written and co-produced for Lees, with Eg White.

Liam Howe's compositions have appeared in many films, most notably The Saint, Danny Boyle's A Life Less Ordinary and Alfonso Cuaron's Y tu mama tambien.

Liam Howe has directed music videos for both Sneaker Pimps, and the electronic act, Motor.