Thomas Aston is a producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist from North London. A versatile musician, his production and recording work spans a variety of genres ranging from dance/electronic to folk/singer-songwriter. Having begun playing in and recording bands from the age of 14, Thomas studied on the Tonmeister course at the University of Surrey, winning multiple awards when graduating in 2015. The following year he worked closely with his cousin and signed with FatCat records to record and produce the debut album by KNIGHTSTOWN. The self-titled record was released on the label in August 2018 to critical acclaim, with The Independent describing it as 'a beautifully crafted work' and the cousins continue to work together on a wide range of production music albums for Sony/ATV and BMG. Alongside mix and production with many artists including Ewan J Phillips and Edmund Jeffery, Thomas is part of the UK worship collective One Hope Project. He leads worship at events in London and with the collective at many conferences and festivals including David’s Tent and Big Church Day Out. In addition to producing the collective’s worship albums he has also co-written and produced EPs by One Hope Project artists Jack Pugh and Maximilian.