Ben Watt

Ben Watt is an English singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer, best known as one half of the duo Everything But The Girl (EBTG), alongside Tracey Thorn. Born on December 6, 1962, in London, Watt's music spans several genres, including pop, folk, and electronic. Watt's notable works include EBTG's acclaimed albums such as "Idlewild" (1988) and "Amplified Heart" (1994), the latter featuring the hit single "Missing," which gained international success, particularly in its Todd Terry remix version. In addition to his work with EBTG, Watt has released solo albums, including "North Marine Drive" (1983) and "Hendra" (2014), showcasing his introspective songwriting and acoustic influences. Watt's impact on music extends beyond his own recordings; he has played a significant role in the UK music scene as a producer and label founder, notably with his label, Buzzin' Fly. His blend of genres and innovative approach to music production has influenced a diverse array of artists, contributing to the evolution of contemporary pop and electronic music. Watt's work continues to resonate, highlighting his enduring legacy in the music industry.