About Steve England
Steve England is a veteran radio producer with over 50 years of experience, having worked across pirate radio, ILR, and international stations from Radio Caroline to Piccadilly Radio. He now runs Steve England Studios, producing jingle packages and representing JAM and PAMS productions across the UK and Ireland.
Steve began his career in radio career in early 1973 when he joined Radio Caroline. Later that year he became studio manager for Radio Mi Amigo, helping to record the station's first jingles at the studios attached to the now famous "Suzy Waffles" factory.
In 1974 Steve joined Radio Atlantis and became programme director. Radio Atlantis, based on the MV Jeanine off the Belgium coast, was a well loved station which tried to capture the atmosphere of the 60's pirates with a Top 40 format and a great sense of humour.
Steve then joined one of the first ILR stations, Piccadilly Radio in Manchester – run by Big L's former boss Philip Birch – in late 1974 where he became Head of Commercial Production.
In 1979, Steve set up Alfasound with a musician. This became the largest producer of radio identification jingles in the UK over its nearly 20 year history. This grew into 6 studios producing commercials and jingles for radio and TV stations all around the UK and the rest of the world.
In 1998, Steve started Steve England Studios and continued to produce jingle packages, voiceovers and audio production for stations and brands in the UK and across the globe.
Steve merged his company with S2blue at the end of 2001, and still represents JAM and PAMS productions of Dallas in the UK and Eire, as well as working as part of the S2blue family. He also went back to his roots, taking to the airwaves again on Radio Atlantis and now Boom Radio.
