We catch record producer, composer and songwriter Neil Davidge in between sessions for his latest TV project to reflect on his time working with Massive Attack, who he first met in the ’90s – going on to produce and co-write their seminal albums Mezzanine, 100th Window and Heligoland, helping to sculpt and define their critically acclaimed cinematic sound. He reveals how the group’s hit song, Teardrop, came together, how the vocal almost went to Madonna, and why he’s stuck with his trusty pair of Genelec 1030As throughout.