Australian producer and arranger with a distinguished career spanning multiple decades. McKay built his reputation as a skilled studio professional, initially making his mark in the Australian music scene before transitioning to Abbey Road Studios in London, where he worked with major recording artists including Cliff Richard, The New Seekers, and Bonnie Tyler. His experience across production and arrangement work established him as a versatile creative force in the recording industry.
Following his tenure at EMI, McKay established himself as an independent producer, continuing to develop his craft in music production and studio direction. His career reflects the evolution of recording techniques and studio practices from the 1960s onward, contributing to the broader landscape of professional music production.
