NELLEE HOOPER (Original Music) is the co-creator/co-producer of the band Soul II Soul. He won the 1995 Brit Award for Best Producer for producing and co-writing Massive Attack's million-selling album "Protection," producing and co-writing Bjork's multi-platinum first album, "Debut"; producing/co-writing Madonna's hit single "Bedtime Stories," as well as producing several tracks on the album of the same title.

Hooper also produced/co-wrote tracks on Bjork's recent album "Post," including the singles "Isobel," "Possibly Maybe" and "It's oh so quiet." He produced and mixed tracks for the Marvin Gaye tribute album working with Madonna, Massive Attack and Bono. He also produced U2's award-winning single "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me," from the film "Batman Forever" and Tina Turner's "Goldeneye," from the James Bond film of the same name.