One of the most globally-recognised bands since the turn of the century, Coldplay's snowballing success has escalated them to levels of true super-stardom. Their first three albums made history with each winning the 'Best Album' gong at the Brit Awards - Coldplay being the only band to have achieved such a feat - and collectively selling over 30 million copies worldwide. It all led to the fourth and biggest yet, Viva La Vida, which was worked on in Musikbox by Markus Dravs and firmly cemented them amongst the world's true commercial heavyweights. 

Sam exploded onto the scene in 2008 with his hit disco record Sam Sparro, which featured hit singles 'Black and Gold' and '21st Century Life'. The record featured a stellar producer line-up including Paul Epworth, Jesse Rogg, Eg White, Richard X and Interface mix engineer Pete Hofmann. Musikbox was used for mixing and programming in early 2008. The album enjoyed a strong UK top 10 presence on release, and went on to sell over 100,000 UK copies in 2008 alone

Adele's success with debut album 19 saw her win the 'Critics Choice' award at the 2008 BRIT Awards,  2 major BRITs a year later, 2 Grammy Awards, plus a handful of nominations at the MOBOs, MTV Awards, Q Awards and the coveted Mercury Music Prize. Mixed by Jim Abbiss in Musikbox in 2007/2008, 19 reached multi-million sales figures worldwide; a more than solid platform for her to launch her second album, the hugely popular 21, in 2011.

Mystery Jets have played a central and pivotal role in the evolving London alternative scene of the last few years. During the band's early years they played host to the infamous White Cross Revival Parties at their Eel Pie Island home in Twickenham, where the likes of Jamie T, Acoustic Ladyland and The Noisettes too made waves in their musical careers. They have made two fantastic psych-pop albums at Miloco, 2005's Making Dens, and the follow up, Twenty One in March 2008.