Richard Allinson
One of the most recognisable voices on British radio.
Boys >> 40's - 50's
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Robert Ashby
A fabulous, rich "Burtonesque" voice. -
Michael Ball, OBE
King of Showbiz with an OBE, get you! -
William Boyde
Rich, cultured and super smooth. -
Ray Burdis
Characterful Londoner. A lovable rogue. -
Tom Chadbon
Rich, textured sound - dry humour a speciality. -
John Challis
Creative, amusing & very versatile. Yep, he's Boycie. -
Phil Cornwell
A true all-rounder. Oh, and he's one of the Gorillaz! -
Phil Davis
Credible, colourful and warm. -
Brian Deacon
A remarkable, dramatic & romantic sound. -
Pete Drummond
A smooth, deep UK & USA/Mid Atlantic sound. -
Chris Ellison
A charismatic, candid & unaffected voice. -
Robin Kermode
Natural, warm & persuasive to dramatic & rich. -
Gary Lewis
A warm, rich and commanding Scottish voice. -
Donald Sage Mackay
Natural & appealing American VO. -
Art Malik
Intelligent, caring, sultry & captivating sound. -
John McGuinn
From gritty movie trailer to friendly & informative. -
John Michie
Cool, elegant, natural gravitas. English & Scottish. -
James Purefoy
Warm, refined & compelling. -
Hugh Quarshie
Bewitching, rich, velvety voice. Versatile too. -
David Riley
A marvellous, informative & popular voice. -
Adrian Scarborough
Naturally distinctive, with a dry witty edge. -
John Sessions
Distinctive & versatile voice with warm & rich tones. -
Michael Smiley
Confident & warm with a natural lyrical lilt. Northern Irish. -
Tom Streithorst
Cool, smooth & slightly dangerous American voice. -
Christopher Timothy
Rich & distinctive - credible, assured & flexible. -
Gregor Truter
Amiable & engaging with gravitas & a warm edge. -
Nick Wilton
Witty, pacey, bouncy. Great versatility & fab characters.