Glyn grew up in the county of Worcestershire, largely self-taught in the early years he began to show a gift for music and went on to study the clarinet, double-bass and piano.
Whilst studying for his music degree at Bath, his vocal piece The Crib was premiered in the city’s Abbey in 1997. He then continued with his studies at the Royal College of Music, receiving a scholarship from EMI's Music Sound Foundation, and was awarded a distinction when he graduated with a Mmus. He studied Screen Composition under Joseph Horowitz and David Burnand with visiting lectures from Debbie Wiseman, Nigel Hess, George Fenton and Brian Eno.
Now based in Bedfordshire and working from his own studio, Glyn writes in a diverse range of styles and has created music branding for companies such as ITV1, ITV3, ITN and Discovery. In 2004 he composed, recorded and produced the music for the new Sky Italia network and most recently completed commissions for ETV and MBC’s channel 2.
He has also composed for numerous advertising campaigns. These include T-Mobile, Disney, Mercedes and Olympus, the latter winning a number of awards including a Gold Lions Cannes 2005 and a London International Advertising Award 2005.
Glyn has also produced music and sound design for a number of European primetime shows. The National Test 2005, Bankgeheim, Fightmaster and Superstars series in Holland are highly successful.
He is currently working on music for the Audi channel and a new game show concept for Endemol.