Nellee Hooper

Nellee Hooper, civil Paul Andrew Hooper (* in March 1963 in Bristol ) is a British music producer.

Hooper began his career as a DJ in Bristol artist group " Wild Bunch ", which also includes Massive Attack belonged. Between 1989 and 1992 he produced the debut albums by Soul II Soul, Massive Attack and Björk ( "Debut "). In 1995 he won a Brit Award in the category " Best Producer " for his work on the albums " Protection" by Massive Attack, "Post " by Bjork and " Bedtime Stories " by Madonna. In 1996 he produced the award-winning soundtrack for Baz Luhrmann's " William Shakespeare's Romeo Juliet." In 2003 he was nominated to the No Doubt album "Rock Steady" for the Grammy. In 2004 he produced the album "How to Dismantle to Atomic Bomb " for U2.

He is also active as a remixer, including Garbage, Janet Jackson, Sade.