Paul C has been hooked on music since he heard ‘Help!’ by The Beatles at the age of five. However, he only started singing in public a few years ago, following a game of 'Sing or Strip' at his local pub (don’t ask). Early in 2005 he was introduced to The Royal Harmonics a cappella chorus, and in May that year found himself on stage at the British Association of Barbershop Singers’ annual convention in Brighton.

In mid-2006, the opportunity arose to form a quartet with three other guys from the chorus, and Meltdown was born. Paul’s ambition is to make great harmonies, keep improving as a singer, and entertain a few people along the way.

Paul was born and brought up in Liverpool, and lives in Cookham, Berkshire. He works for a business research company, and at various points in his career has been a market analyst, managing director and software technical author. Paul’s other interests include Everton F.C., Lundy Island, and writing. He also sings pop and rock music with a couple of friends in Cookham.