My Abbey Road… with Christian Wright. Discover Christian’s journey at the place where “glorious vibrations” are captured - from recording Kae Tempest to mastering Fontaines D.C. and Ed Sheeran.

What does Abbey Road mean to you?

"As a teenager it was the studio in Radiohead’s Meeting People Is Easy. As an adult it’s where I go to work, tweak music and to do the job I told my careers advisor I wanted to do.

As a romantic it’s where I saw Kanye, Stevie Wonder, Chas and Dave all play live – where glorious vibrations are captured and where I learn every day from my colleagues about AI, future tech and continue to be inspired by music."

Your favourite recording?

"Recording Kae Tempest People’s Faces direct to vinyl and also seeing artists Like Fontaines D.C. and Ed Sheeran go from playing 200 cap venues, mastering a debut album and then 5 years later playing Ally Pally or Wembley."

Your favourite memory?

"I gave Kayvan Novak (Fonejacker) a tour of Abbey Road one evening, he sat on the piano in Studio Two and wrote some silly, funny songs there and then, I popped my phone on the piano and recorded them.

Heard him on Adam Buxton the other day and thought, ‘I’ve lost those songs that made me laugh…’ Never mind, we laughed that night!"