British musician, songwriter and producer, Ed Bentley, has worked with a wide array of artists and genres over the years, from performing the guitars on the Grammy nominated, BAFTA winning soundtrack ‘The Theory of Everything’, for composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, to engineering the platinum-selling “tieduprightnow” by Parcels, to working on the pioneering PROTO by Holly Herndon (Mary Anne Hobbs’ Album of the Year), and recording the Top 10 album ‘Wonderer’ by Mogli.

Picking up the guitar aged 6, Bentley first started recording on a 2 track cassette recorder, followed by an 8 track Tascam machine as a teenager in the early 00’s. He opened his own studio, Bakermoon, in his home town of London in 2008 to record his own music and produce friends’ early demos. 2012 saw a move over to Berlin where he honed his production skills, developing Bakermoon into a high-end studio at the heart of the Berlin music community. Along the way, he worked with members of Swans, Emmy winning composer Dustin O’Halloran, the multi-award winning Sophie Hunger, AJ Tracey, & numerous other no less wonderful musical talents. 

His own music, rural, quintessentially British folk on the one hand, pastoral, idiosyncratic, electronica on the other, has seen releases on labels such as Eskimo Recordings, Traum Schallplatten, Days of Being Wild, as well as his own imprint Bakermoon Records, and published by Universal Music. His latest solo release is an enigmatic ambient piano remix, out via Moderna Records.

Ed has developed a reputation for capturing live organic performances in the studio, bringing a modern approach to old school 24 track recording, and keeping things simple. He has a masters in Advanced Music Technology from the London College of Music and lives in Berlin.