A. G. Cook is a pioneering British music producer, songwriter, and performer, widely recognized for his influential work in shaping the sound of modern pop and electronic music.

Born in Dorset, England, Cook rose to prominence as the founder of the label and collective PC Music, which emerged in the early 2010s and quickly garnered attention for its experimental, hyper-pop aesthetic blending synthetic textures, processed vocals, and left-field songwriting. Over the years, his distinctive style has pushed the boundaries of pop production and garnered both acclaim and controversy for its avant-garde and playful approach. Cook’s collaborations span a diverse array of artists, most notably his long-standing partnership with experimental pop artist Charli XCX, for whom he has executive produced several albums and mixtapes, profoundly shaping her musical direction.

In addition to producing and remixing tracks for leading figures like Jónsi, Caroline Polachek, and Hannah Diamond, A. G. Cook is also a solo artist in his own right, releasing ambitious projects such as “7G” and “Apple,” which further demonstrate his versatility and restless innovation.

Emerging from the underground to become a tastemaker in the industry, Cook continues to redefine the contours of pop, pioneering new sounds and championing digital culture in music from the United Kingdom and beyond.