Jean-Paul Fung

Jean-Paul Fung (born 6 November 1988) is an Australian producer, mixer, musician and songwriter who has worked on multiple award-winning records.

Jean-Paul Fung
Born	(1988-11-06) 6 November 1988 (age 36)
Occupation(s)	Songwriter, producer, mixer, musician
Instrument(s)	Piano, guitar, bass guitar, drums

Fung learned how to play the piano, guitar, bass guitar and drums at a young age. Throughout his teenage years he played in punk rock, hardcore and folk music bands.

In November 2009, at the now-defunct BJB Studios, Fung was hired as in-house assistant by Australian producer Scott Horscroft. He was later promoted to in-house audio engineer, shortly followed by in-house producer.

Following the closure of BJB Studios in September 2011, Fung moved to freelance work.

In late 2010, he produced and engineered a single for young Brisbane band Last Dinosaurs. Their single Time & Place has received high rotation on Triple J.^[1] In 2011, the band again worked with Fung on their debut full-length album In A Million Years,^[2] which debuted at No. 8 on ARIA Charts and No. 2 on ARIA digital charts.^[3][4]

In 2013 Jean-Paul signed a publishing deal with Alberts,^[5] later bought out by BMG.^{[6][circular reference]}

Fung's production credits include Theophilus London, Cold Chisel,^[7] Silverchair, Birds of Tokyo,^[8][9] Jet, Bluejuice,^[10] Josh Pyke, Die! Die! Die!, Art vs. Science,^[11] Little Red,^[8][12] Leader Cheetah, Phrase, Drapht,^[9] 360, Mahalia Barnes,^[9] Last Dinosaurs, My Disco,^[13] Guineafowl,^[9] Jinja Safari, Snakadaktal and Papa Vs Pretty.

2018 Onwards

More recently, he has worked with Andy Black, Ivy Levan and AViVA.^[14]