Jordan Fish

Jordan Keith Attwood Fish (born 26 June 1986) is a British keyboardist, singer-songwriter and producer.

He is best known as the keyboardist, backing vocalist and producer of the British rock band Bring Me the Horizon, until his departure in 2023.

Fish was born on 26 June 1986, in England.

He grew up listening to a lot of soul music such Whitney Houston and Luther Vandross because of his mother.

He started getting into rock music when he was twelve.

Fish played in a nu metal band when he was fourteen.

When Fish was in college, he began exploring electronic music with a couple of friends for fun and to learn from them.

In 2005, Fish was apart of the band Miles Dark, where they originated in Newbury, Berkshire.

The band release three EPs, Parts of a Picture, On a Threadwire and A Reason In Itself, before splitting up in 2007.

Before joining the group, he was in the bands Proxies and Worship from 2010 to 2013.

Proxies formed "by accident" in 2010, by Jordan Fish and Joseph Todd.

He reached out to him and suggested working on a song together.

They soon recruited Alex James Binnington and Fish's friend Josh.

The band started garning an online following and they released their debut EP, Lost Tapes Vol. 1.

They posted their first song onto YouTube titled, "Collateral" in November 2010.

They released an album titled, Nothing Is Sacred, which contains songs recorded by the band between 2010 to 2013.

In 2010, Fish helped out with producing, engineering, mastering and recording for UK band A Genuine Freakshow's second studio album, Oftentimes.

The group released their debut single, "House of Glass" in October 2011.

Their debut single, "If I Had a Penny to my Name" was released in March 2012 and features Sean Smith of The Blackout.

The band has toured with Kids in Glass Houses, Hadouken, Canterbury and Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy.

The group also headlined HMV's Next Big Thing in February 2012.

Fish also formed a band called Worship with Tim Alexander, James Johnson and Tom Mayo.

Fish played bass and keyboards in the band.

In 2012, Fish began working with Bring Me the Horizon on their fourth studio album, Sempiternal as a session musician.

Oli Sykes who was a fan of Fish's old band, invited him to add some electronics on the album.

Fish was in the studio with the band, helping out with writing and contributed electronics on the album.

Throughout the development of the album he was never announced as an official member of the band but joined the band on tour in support of Sempiternal.

Fish appeared on three studio releases with the band, Sempiternal (2013), That's the Spirit (2015) and Amo (2019).

In early 2013, Fish left Worship and officially joined Bring Me the Horizon.

In December 2013, Fish was named Keyboardist of the Year by Alternative Press.

Fish produced and engineered Robin Trower's album, Roots and Branches in 2013.

He also recorded vocals on the song "Full Swing" by Comeback Kid from their album, Die Knowing.

In September 2015, the group released their fifth studio album, That's the Spirit, which was produced by Fish.

When he first produced the album, he felt that the group "had artistic freedom to explore different styles of music" on the album.

Their sixth studio album, Amo was released on 25 January 2019, which was the second album Fish produced with the band.

The album reached number one on the UK Albums Chart.

In late 2023, Fish took some time away touring with the band, with fan speculation that he was working on the band's latest record, Post Human: Nex Gen.

However, on 22 December 2023, the band announced that they were parting ways with Fish.

Following his exit from the band, Fish began working on new music, as well as helping out with recording for Canadian heavy metal band, Spiritbox.

Outside of Bring Me the Horizon, Fish has worked on production for other artists.