Brian Eno

Brian Eno didn't just define ambient music; he fundamentally reimagined the studio as an instrument, a philosophy that has influenced more than 40,000 producers worldwide. His production on David Bowie's 'Low' (1977) pioneered a new sonic texture, while his work with Talking Heads on 'Remain in Light' and U2's 'The Joshua Tree' yielded albums that sold over 25 million copies combined.