Legendary Producer Mark Moffatt Leaves an Unmatched Legacy in Australian and Global Music

Hailing from Queensland, Australia, Moffatt’s career skyrocketed when he produced The Saints’ “(I’m) Stranded,” a song pivotal to the punk movement. He then worked with EMI and TCS Studios before joining Festival Records, where he produced for many of Australia’s biggest music icons. Moffatt was also instrumental in championing Keith Urban’s career and produced Yothu Yindi’s hit “Treaty,” solidifying his status as an iconic figure in the industry.

In 1996, Moffatt relocated to Nashville, becoming APRA AMCOS’ first member relations representative in the city in 2014. Even in retirement, his passion for music continued, and he was finishing an album for his band KILO at the time of his passing. Moffatt is remembered for his kindness and dedication to family, leaving behind a legacy that will continue to inspire generations of musicians.