Morgan Visconti

Morgan was born the son of producer Tony Visconti and singer Mary Hopkin and is the brother of Jessica Lee Morgan. He is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, songwriter and singer as well as a recording engineer and computer geek. Founding partner in 2001 of Human Worldwide Studios and runs the Human Label.

A London native, Morgan moved to New York at 17 and while gigging with various NYC bands he gained experience in recording studios as assistant engineer, programmer and session musician. Throughout his early 20′s, Morgan wrote numerous scores for TV commercials and channel branding (A&E).

In addition to the hundreds of television commercials Morgan has scored, he has co-written and produced songs and albums for various recording artists (The Billygoats) as well as releasing his own single “Could You” in 2012. The song, which was written for the Dove self-esteem TV campaign, received enough positive reviews from the public that it inspired a full length version to be fleshed out and released. Two additional singles “Shine” and “Follow The Arrow”, which Morgan co-wrote with singer/songwriter Rosi Golan for Pantene and JC Penney respectively, were also released though human following similar acclaim.

In 2010 Morgan co-produced an EP, titled “Glow” with Ben’s Brother in the UK. He co-wrote and produced the album “You Look Familiar“ with mother, Mary Hopkin and along with his father, Tony, co-produced an album called “I Am Not” by his sister, Jessica Lee Morgan. In 2011 Morgan co-wrote and co-produced several singles with production team, Anniemouse, including “Bang A Gong” with Shockolady.

This year Morgan and his father, Tony, have released a single under the banner, T. Rex – Regeneration, titled “Childlike Men”, which Morgan reconstructed using 100% sounds and performances from original T. Rex multitrack tapes. The Visconti team are preparing a full length album for a 2013 release.

Morgan passionately pursues photography and cinematography. To coincide with the release of “You Look Familiar”, Morgan shot and edited the video for the single, “The Earth Turns” by Mary and Morgan.

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