Andrew Fryer

British record producer, recording engineer, musician, composer, songwriter and recording artist. Co-founded Treetop Ave. Studios.

Andrew Fryer comes from a distinguished English lineage with ancestors who include de Bayeux, arriving in Britain in 1066 and Knight at the court of “William the Conqueror” and Edward Juby, an actor in William Shakespeare’s company at the Globe Theatre in London around 1600. Andrew’s grandfather, Arthur Juby, is a member of the “Ancient Order of Druids,” Keeper of the Clock (Big Ben) at the Palace of Westminster, London. His immediate family includes members of the British Magical Society, the medical profession and the priesthood. Andrew attended Ipswich School (founded by Cardinal Wolsey, adviser to Henry VIII) and studied music with applied physics at Surrey University. He formed a folk band when he was thirteen and has been involved in music ever since. Andrew has worked as an independent record producer, written theme music for World Service and BBC Radio and is currently a songwriter for Warner Chappell Music in London.

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