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Career Overview

Patrick Jordan-Patrikios, initially a musician (drummer for Coolio), transitioned into music production, working with artists like Susan Boyle and Little Mix. A shift into automotive sound design followed, leading to his work on the Lotus Evija and Eletre.

Key Projects

His notable contributions include the soundscapes for the Lotus Evija and Eletre electric vehicles.

Transition to Automotive

The article highlights Jordan-Patrikios's move from music production to automotive sound design, suggesting a search for new challenges.

Interview: Sound designer Patrick Jordan-Patrikios

By James McLachlan2023-01-09T12:14:00

Sound designer Patrick Jordan-Patrikios is on a mission to bring sound to the heart of the design process. Car Design News spoke to him about his colourful background and his work for Lotus

Sound designer Patrick Jordan-Patrikios career to date has been far from conventional. A gifted musician, Jordan-Patrikios first job was as a drummer for rap artist Coolio. An accident curtailed his career and prompted a move into writing and producing where he worked with some of the biggest names in music: everyone from Susan Boyle to Little Mix. In search of a new challenge, he moved into the world automotive sound design – if you are lucky enough to own either a Lotus Evija or Eletre you will be familiar with his work. Car Design News spoke to the sound designer about his fascinating career journey.