Jolyon Mulholland

aka Jol Mulholland, Mulholland, The Mots


Jolyon (Jol) Mulholland is a familiar name in New Zealand music. Songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer are just some of the roles he has filled while working with musicians in the local industry, including Neil Finn and Liam Finn, James Milne, and Anika Moa.

His talents and skills as a musician have taken him around the world, working with industry names in the USA. Mulholland’s love of creating and crafting hook-filled, off-kilter pop music has gained him a reputation as an artist and creator of music that defies fads and trends.

Mulholland - Everything's Gonna Be Alright
Jol Mulholland, London, July 20, 2011
Photo credit: Photo by Tim Ferguson
Main room at The Lab Recording Studio, adjacent to Jol Mulholland's studio, The Oven, during Gasoline Alley overdubs, 2005
Gil Norton, the UK producer, in his Brooklyn, NYC, studio in 2012 recording the Pure Love album Anthems, on which Jol played bass
Jolyon Mulholland recording Motocade 2010
Jol Mulholland
Gasoline Cowboy - Outta My Hands
Jol Mulholland somewhere in Australia on tour with Liam Finn
Jol Mulholland in Paris, 2011
Jol Mulholland in the mid-2000s
Cry If You Want To (2014)
Kate Orgias recording violin for Jol's 2014 album Stop & Start Again
Stop & Start Again, the September 2014 album from Mulholland
Loneliness For Free - from the album Stop & Start Again (2014)
Mulholland - 95bFM In Session
Jol Mulholland in Paris, 2011
Eden Mulholland, 2011
Jol Mulholland in Paris, 2011
John Mulholland, father of the Mulholland brothers. John was a major musical influence on the young Jolyon.
Inside The Oven, Jol Mulholland's studio, taken mid-2014 whilst recording Matthias Jordan's debut EP The Sound Of Asia
Performing in Paris, 2011
Somewhere in the UK in a very old cathedral, this was the back stage area for the a Pure Love gig.
The Reduction Agents - The Pool
The Reduction Agents - Waiting For Your Love
The keyboard rack at The Oven. Jol is, in his words "an obsessive collector of old/quirky/glitchy analogue synths... these are my current favorites".
Gasoline Alley: Scott Mason, Jol Mulholland, Greg Hillier
Jol Mulholland at Kog Studios recording Motocade, 2011
Gasoline Cowboy: Jol Mulholland, Greg Hillier and Scott Mason
It Rose Up Like A Sun
Gasoline Alley - Jol Mulholland, Greg Hillier and Scott Mason
Jol Mulholland and Olly Harmer after mixing Stop & Start Again, 2014
Jol Mulholland at The Lab, 2014
Jol Mulholland, London July 20, 2011
Photo credit: Photo by Tim Ferguson
Tools of the trade - an analog tape echo and Fender amp mic’d up for a Gasoline Cowboy recording session
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