Trevor Horn is a record producer, a musician and a singer. After some experiences in low relief productions, Trevor Horn together with Geoff Downes founded "the Buggles" and gets a huge success with the single "Video Killed the Radio Star" and the album "The Age of Plastic." In 1980, Horn and Downes Joined Yes, Horn became the lead singer (replacing Jon Anderson) and Downes became the keyboardist (replacing Rick Wakeman). Horn remained in the band only for the album "Drama", and seven months after its publication, Horn left the Yes to devote himself to his work as a producer. In that same period he complete the second Buggles album, "Adventures in Modern Recording". After "Adventures", Horn dedicated to the production records, with the only exception of his collaboration with the concept band "Art of Noise." Among the artists he has produced, there are: the Yes (with the two albums after "Drama", "90125" and "Big Generator"), Seal, ABC, Pet Shop Boys, Belle & Sebastian, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Mike Oldfield, Marc Almond, Paul McCartney, Lisa Stansfield, Genesis, Simple Minds, Tom Jones and many others. Horn also contributed to the production of the great success of the song "Do They Know It's Christmas". by "Band Aid". Horn also often contributes as a musician to the albums which is the producer. In 1983, he founded the record label ZTT Records. In 1996 he received the Grammy Award for the Seal second album. In July 2009 he concluded the production of the Robbie Williams album "Reality Killed the Video Star".