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Greg Brooker is a British music producer. ^[1]

He has worked with indie, metal, rock, punk and electronica artists including: DeStijl featuring Peter Hook from Joy Division / New Order & Julie Gordon from Happy Mondays, You Love Her Coz She's Dead, Call The Doctor, Newton Faulkner, Akyra, Showing Off To Thieves, Space Fight, Sharp End First, Run From Robots, Electronic Deer, Soundisciples, Tiny Elvis, The Hurt Process.

Greg Brooker has worked on songs that have been featured on E4 tv's Skins (UK TV series) and EA Games Burnout Paradise, and has worked on releases that have charted in various countries.^{[ citation needed]}

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