Acquittal is a composer and producer. In the studio, he writes music, lyrics, records, edits, mixes, re-mixes and masters or re-masters for established, rising and new music artists

 

He has 20 years experience in bands as a drummer, programmer and producer. Acquittal ran Bristol's Club Artisan in the mid-1990s which featured exclusive, acoustic sets for independent and signed artists and bands on tour. This extended to the sold out Late 'n' Live sets at Queens Square Avenue Cafe in the mid 2000s

 

Acquittal's father said, 'get a proper job'. So, outside of the studio, Acquittal became a crime and media law academic, then a criminal barrister at Doughty Street Chambers​

 

Growing up in the 80s, Ultravox's Quartet was on Acquittal's Sony Walkman. Long before he became Acquittal, he played air-synthesiser to OMD's Enola Gray from Organisation, wanted to be Steve Strange and to marry Debbie Harry (but he did neither of these)