James Ford production discography

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English record producer and songwriter James Ford has written and produced songs for various musicians, including Arctic Monkeys, Blur, Florence and the Machine, Depeche Mode, Haim, Jessie Ware, among others, also for his bands Simian Mobile Disco and the Last Shadow Puppets.

Contents

In 2023, Ford was named as the Producer of the Year by publication Consequence . [1]

Albums

This is a list of albums produced by James Ford in its entirety or majority, solo or with other producers.

AlbumYearArtist(s)Other
producers		Ref.
And the Big Red Nebula Band
(As co-producer)		2004 Fingathing Sneaky
Peter Parker 		[2]
Round & Round2005 Garden None [3]
For Screening Purposes Only 2005 Test Icicles [4]
Schmotime 2006 Absentee [5]
The Bright Lights and What I Should Have Learned 2006 Duels [6]
Making Dens 2006 Mystery Jets Mystery Jets [7]
Favourite Worst Nightmare 2007 Arctic Monkeys Mike Crossey [8]
Prince Umberto & The Sister Of Ill2007 Bumblebeez Invisibl [9]
Myths of the Near Future 2007 Klaxons None [10]
Grown-Ups2007 The Lodger Alan Smyth [11]
Attack Decay Sustain Release 2007 Simian Mobile Disco Jas Shaw [12]
The Age of the Understatement 2008 The Last Shadow Puppets None [13]
Sleep Forever 2010 Crocodiles [14]
Detachments2010 Detachments [15]
Crush Depth2010 Chrome Hoof Leo Smee [16]
Submarine
(Extended play)		2011 Alex Turner None [17]
EP
(Extended play)		2011 Beth Ditto Jas Shaw [18]
Suck It and See 2011 Arctic Monkeys None [19]
A Bad Wind Blows in My Heart
(As additional producer)		2013 Bill Ryder-Jones Bill Ryder-Jones
Darren Jones [a] 		[20]
AM
(except "R U Mine?")		2013 Arctic Monkeys Ross Orton [21]
Wilder Mind 2015 Mumford & Sons None [22]
Message from the Other Side2015 Damian Lazarus & the Ancient Moons Damian Lazarus [23]
What Went Down 2015 Foals None [24]
West Kirby County Primary
(As additional producer)		2015 Bill Ryder-Jones Bill Ryder-Jones [25]
Everything You've Come to Expect 2016 The Last Shadow Puppets None [26]
Belladonna of Sadness 2017 Alexandra Savior Alex Turner [27]
Spirit 2017 Depeche Mode None [28]
Season High
(As additional producer)		2017 Little Dragon Little Dragon
Patrik Berger [a] 		[29]
Everything Is Forgotten 2017 Methyl Ethel Jake Webb [30]
Shock Machine2017 Shock Machine None [31]
What Do You Think About the Car?
(Except "Brazil", "Paracetamol" and "Listen to Your Friends")		2017 Declan McKenna Rostam Batmanglij
Max Marlow
Neil Comber		 [32]
A Fever Dream 2017 Everything Everything Everything Everything [33]
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino 2018 Arctic Monkeys Alex Turner [34]
The Now Now 2018 Gorillaz Gorillaz
Remi Kabaka Jr. 		[35]
Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 1
(As additional producer)		2019 Foals Foals
Brett Shaw
Vincent Taurelle [a]
Tony Allen [a] 		[36]
Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2
(As additional producer)		2019 Foals Foals
Brett Shaw
Vincent Taurelle [a] 		[37]
What's Your Pleasure?
(Except "Adore You")		2020 Jessie Ware Benji B
Adam Bainbridge
Morgan Geist
Midland [a]
Joseph Mount
Matthew Tavares 		[38]
Drunk Tank Pink 2021 Shame None [39]
The Car 2022 Arctic Monkeys [40]
The Waeve 2023 The Waeve Graham Coxon
Rose Elinor Dougall 		[41]
Memento Mori 2023 Depeche Mode None [42]
That! Feels Good!
(Except "Free Yourself", "Pearls", "Freak Me Now", and "Lightning")		2023 Jessie Ware Stuart Price [43]
3D Country 2023 Geese None [44]
The Ballad of Darren 2023 Blur [45]
Prelude to Ecstasy 2024 The Last Dinner Party [46]
Nonetheless 2024 Pet Shop Boys [47]
Lives Outgrown2024 Beth Gibbons Beth Gibbons [48]

Songs

This is a list of song recordings written and/or produced by James Ford.

SongWritersProducersAlbumYearRef.
"Another Level"
(Disclosure)		 Disclosure
James Ford		—Never Enough2021 [49]
"Aries"
(Gorillaz featuring Peter Hook and Georgia)		— Damon Albarn
Remi Kabaka Jr.
James Ford
P2J [a] 		Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez 2020 [50]
"As Far as I Could Get"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		— How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 2015 [51]
"Between Two Lungs"
(Florence and the Machine)		—James Ford
Isabella Summers [a] 		Lungs 2009 [52]
"British Bombs"
(Declan McKenna)		—James FordNon-album single2019 [53]
"Broken English"
(Halloweens)		 Halloweens
James Ford		—Morning Kiss at the Acropolis2020 [54]
"Caught"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		— How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 2015 [51]
"Celestial Dancers"
(Birdy)		 Birdy
Foy Vance
James Ford		— Young Heart 2021 [55]
"Cornerstone"
(Arctic Monkeys)		—James Ford Humbug 2009 [56]
"Cruel"
(Jessie Ware)		 Jessie Ware
James Ford
Dave Okumu 		James Ford
Dave Okumu 		Tough Love 2014 [57]
"Deepest Lonely"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Young Heart 2021 [55]
"Désolé"
(Gorillaz featuring Fatoumata Diawara)		 Damon Albarn
Remi Kabaka Jr.
James Ford
Fatoumata Diawara 		Damon Albarn
Remi Kabaka Jr.
James Ford		 Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez 2020 [50]
"Dog Days Are Over"
(Florence and the Machine)		—James Ford
Isabella Summers [a] 		Lungs 2009 [52]
"Don't Save Me"
(Haim)		— Haim
James Ford		 Days Are Gone 2013 [58]
"Drumming Song"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford
Crispin Hunt 		James Ford Lungs 2009 [52]
"Edge"
(Haim)		— Haim
James Ford		 Days Are Gone 2013 [58]
"Fire and Rain"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Birdy 2011 [59]
"Hardest of Hearts"
(Florence and the Machine)		—James Ford
Isabella Summers [a] 		Lungs 2009 [52]
"Hiding"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		James Ford How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 2015 [51]
"I'm Not Calling You a Liar"
(Florence and the Machine)		—James Ford
Isabella Summers [a] 		Lungs 2009 [52]
"If I Could Change Your Mind"
(Haim)		 Haim
James Ford		 Haim
James Ford		 Days Are Gone 2013 [58]
"Kiss of Life"
(Kylie Minogue and Jessie Ware)		 Kylie Minogue
Jessie Ware
James Ford
Danny Parker
Shungudzo 		James Ford Disco: Guest List Edition 2021 [60]
"Landscape" (Demo)
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		James Ford Ceremonials 2011 [61]
"Loneliness"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Young Heart 2021 [55]
"The Lost Chord"
(Gorillaz featuring Leee John)		 Damon Albarn
Remi Kabaka Jr.
James Ford
Leee John 		Damon Albarn
Remi Kabaka Jr.
James Ford		 Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez 2020 [50]
"Midnight Caller"
(Jessie Ware)		 Jessie Ware
James Ford		James Ford Tough Love 2014 [57]
"Moderation"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford
Doveman
Matthew Daniel Siskin		James Ford
Matthew Daniel Siskin		Non-album single2019 [62]
"My Propeller"
(Arctic Monkeys)		—James Ford Humbug 2009 [56]
"People Help the People"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Birdy 2011 [59]
"Pure Feeling"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		— How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 2015 [51]
"Run the Wild Flowers"
(Friendly Fires)		 Friendly Fires
James Ford		James Ford Inflorescent 2019 [63]
"Second Hand News"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Young Heart 2021 [55]
"Secret Door"
(Arctic Monkeys)		—James Ford Humbug 2009 [56]
"Send Me Down"
(Haim)		— Haim
James Ford		 Days Are Gone 2013 [58]
"Shake"
(Little Boots)		 Little Boots
James Ford		James Ford Nocturnes 2013 [64]
"Shy Boy"
(Carly Rae Jepsen)		—James Ford The Loveliest Time 2023 [65]
"Silhouettes"
(Friendly Fires)		 Friendly Fires
James Ford
Nick Hodgson 		Mark Ralph
James Ford		 Inflorescent 2019 [63]
"St. Jude"
(Florence and the Machine)		 Florence Welch
James Ford		— How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 2015 [51]
"Surrender"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Young Heart 2021 [55]
"Want Your Feeling"
(Jessie Ware)		—James Ford
Dev Hynes 		Tough Love 2014 [57]
"The Way We Are"
(Jessie Ware)		 Jessie Ware
Jimmy Napes
James Ford		James Ford Tough Love 2014 [57]
"What You Don't Know"
(Matthew Dear)		 Matthew Dear
James Ford
Jas Shaw		 Matthew Dear
James Ford
Jas Shaw		 Bunny 2018 [66]
"White Winter Hymnal"
(Birdy)		—James Ford Birdy 2011 [59]

Notes

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  10. ↑ Myths of the Near Future (metadata). Klaxons. Polydor Records. 2007.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  11. ↑ Grown-Ups (metadata). The Lodger. Angular Recording Corporation. 2007.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
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  55. 1 2 3 4 5 Young Heart (metadata). Birdy. Atlantic Records. 2021.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  56. 1 2 3 Humbug (metadata). Arctic Monkeys. Domino Recording Company. 2009.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  57. 1 2 3 4 Tough Love (metadata). Jessie Ware. PMR Records / Island Records / Interscope Records. 2013.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  58. 1 2 3 4 Days Are Gone (metadata). Haim. Polydor Records. 2013.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  59. 1 2 3 Birdy (metadata). Birdy. 14th Floor Records / Atlantic Records. 2011.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
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  63. 1 2 Inflorescent (metadata). Friendly Fires. Polydor Records. 2019.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
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  65. ↑ The Loveliest Time (metadata). Carly Rae Jepsen. 604 Records / Schoolboy Records / Interscope Records. 2023.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
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