Blake Mills

Grammy-winning producer, composer, guitarist, and songwriter Blake Mills is one of the most influential and forward-thinking musical voices of his generation, celebrated for his inventive songwriting, distinctive guitar work, and genre-defying production. A two-time Producer of the Year nominee, Mills has collaborated with artists including Fiona Apple, Bob Dylan, Phoebe Bridgers, and Joni Mitchell, while serving as Executive Music Producer and chief songwriter for Daisy Jones & the Six. His recent solo album Jelly Road, co-written with Chris Weisman, showcases his expansive, experimental approach, blending intricate arrangements with deeply expressive songwriting, while his ongoing collaboration with Pino Palladino has continued to evolve with new releases, including their latest project That Wasn’t A Dream. The duo’s work builds on the critically acclaimed Notes With Attachments, which earned Mills a GRAMMY Award and further cemented his reputation as a boundary-pushing collaborator. In addition to his solo and collaborative output, Mills remains a sought-after force across film and television scoring, contributing to projects such as Killers of the Flower Moon, and continues to shape contemporary music through a body of work that is both innovative and enduring.