Deletion of James F. Reynolds (mixer)

Comment: Only one of the article's available referEnces is , Gigwise, and it's not a dedicated piece on Reynolds. The search tools produce zilch. Participation in one hit single doesn't confer . Ergo, delete
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:NM)

Comment: I don't think this passes  or  either. The issue is that although Mr. (Sir?) Reynolds has had a chart hit as a member of a musical duo, and has written and produced chart hits for other people, there doesn't seem to be anything demonstrating individual notability. I have a copy of the ''British Hit Singles'' book that was referenced in an earlier version of this article, and it refers to the chart position for the Braund Reynolds single, which I can confirm is correct, but then again anyone can confirm this on the Official Charts Company's website http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/17656/braund-reynolds/, and Mr. Reynolds doesn't inherit notability from the chart placing of the song. The claim that three separate Radio 1 DJs made it their record of the week may be true but is completely unverifiable at this point in time. He is certainly credited as co-writer, producer and/or mixer on all the records stated in the earlier version of the article, but again, that doesn't make him notable if there is no more information other than "mixed by James Reynolds
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:MUSICBIO)