From Transformation to Guiding Others

Bradley's immersion in music began early. Playing piano at age six and penning his first songs by nine, his innate connection to melody and rhythm was undeniable. A pivotal moment arrived at age ten when he recorded his first song, co-produced by industry veterans Mike Moran (Freddie Mercury, George Harrison) and Peter Van Hooke (Van Morrison), an experience that ignited a lifelong passion for recording music in addition to writing and performing it.

By sixteen, he was fronting a rock band in London, already honing his performance and creative instincts before graduating with Honors from the prestigious Academy of Contemporary Music, laying a robust foundation for the multifaceted career that lay ahead.

The vibrant London music scene became Bradley's proving ground for nearly a decade. It was here he founded Home Farm Studios, a unique recording sanctuary set on a 106-acre farm. This idyllic space became his creative laboratory, where he meticulously produced, mixed, and engineered music across a diverse spectrum of genres—from rock and electronic to classical and world music.

His dedication to audio excellence and innovative techniques quickly gained recognition, leading to significant projects including scoring award-winning films and creating work for esteemed institutions like The BBC, Discovery Channel, and The Royal Ballet.

Bradley's rising trajectory led him to be hired by EMI as an in-house producer, a role that saw him working in iconic studios such as Abbey Road and The Roundhouse in Camden. A defining moment came with his collaboration with Pendulum on their No.1 album "Immersion," a project that firmly cemented his reputation as a sought-after producer.

This success caught the attention of Seymour Stein, the legendary co-founder of Sire Records, who headhunted Bradley, bringing his talents to the United States. This new chapter included the remarkable opportunity to co-produce the inaugural Global Citizen Festival in New York City. The event, which raised over $1 billion in commitments to help eradicate extreme poverty, showcased not only Bradley's formidable musical talents but also his profound ability to leverage art for significant social impact.

Parallel to his music career, Bradley's deep-seated passion for personal development and empowering others began to take a more formal shape. Having navigated the intense pressures and unique challenges of the creative industries himself, he found artists increasingly seeking his guidance beyond the studio. A notable turning point occurred at the Grammy Awards in 2019, where three nominees independently approached him for mentorship on various aspects of their lives.

Drawing from over two decades of personal development, Bradley synthesized his experiences into a potent coaching methodology. His philosophy, in both music and coaching, revolves around empowering individuals to realize their fullest potential by fostering authenticity, emotional depth, and sustainable high-performance habits.