NEW ALBUM - 'CHILLED CHOROLOGY' On Noise Pump Music
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Thanks for visiting my MySpace site. I've been writing library production music since 1989. My music is published through Music House International, KPM Music, West One Music and Noise Pump. I have had the good fortune to co-write with composer Warren Bennett, composer/songwriter Kevin Malpass (in a partnership called ‘Noiseworks’) and the composer and brilliant Spanish guitarist Bryan Perez. I’m currently working on a new album with Bryan for release later this year.
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In the last 12 months my compositions have been used on The Oprah Winfrey Show (ABC), Red Dwarf (BBC), True Hollywood Story (E!), Location,Location,Location (UK Ch4TV), Access Hollywood (NBC), Nova (PBS), The X-Factor (UKITV), Human Remains (BBC), Horizon (BBC), Girls Behaving Badly (Sony), Tefal Commercial, Passion Cove (Cinemax), Battle Of X Planes (Nat. Geog), Carnivale (HBO), Ray Mears Bushcraft (BBC), Jeff Corwin (Disc.), Intimate Portraits (Lifetime), Housecalls (CBS), Home and Away (Seven). I’ve also written specially commissioned work included several generic campaigns for UK Channel 4 and the Station Ident for UK Channel 4.
I’ve worked as a recording and mixing engineer in the UK and also in the US and mainland Europe. I served as chief engineer at the private studios of Ray Russell, Rod Argent and Mike Moran. Credits include Paul Carrack, Gary Numan, Gang of Four, Ray Russell, Mo Foster, Gil Evans, Simon Phillips, DJ Encore, (Double Platinum album), Naimee Coleman, Gary Moore, George Fenton, Harry Nilsson, Peter van Hooke, Rod Argent, Joshua Kadison (Platinum album) Jules Shear, Mike Moran, Soraya (Platinum album), Ezio, Luka Bloom, Debbie Bonham, Mark Isham, Tony Hymas, Gary Husband, Mort Shuman and many others. Movie and TV soundtracks credits include Terry Gilliam’s ‘The Fisher King’ (Oscar nominated soundtrack), David Attenborough’s ‘The Trials Of Life’ series and UK series ‘Beyond The Clouds’ (Emmy Award winning soundtrack). A significant volume of work was done at London’s Abbey Road Studios.
The tracks on the player are from the 4 labels, or new work, and are rotated every couple of weeks