Atlantic Horns

Atlantic Horns are a brass section. An all singing, all dancing, all honking brass section! Featuring some of the best professional musicians in London, they are available for all kinds of sessions, live work and miming engagements, thriving on composing punchy, subtle and effective horn lines to suit whatever music they are asked to perform, be it pop, rock, dance or jazz music..Featuring Mark Brown on saxophones, Mike Kearsey on trombone and Ben Edwards on trumpet, the section can be expanded or reduced to suit any musical situation. They have toured extensively with BASEMENT JAXX, headlining festivals all over the world including Glastonbury, Hollywood Bowl, Exit, Benicassim, Pukkelpop, V festival and have also played/recorded with MARK RONSON, RAY LEMONTAGNE, DIZZEE RASCAL, ORSON, HARD FI, GIRLS ALOUD, GABRIELLA CILMI, ALESHA DIXON, CRAIG DAVID, TAWIAH, BETH ROWLEY, BEN WESTBEECH and MADNESS, SPIRITUALIZED, THE GO TEAM!, AMY WINEHOUSE, NATE JAMES, LEMAR, JAMIE CULLUM, RADIOHEAD, BEYONCE, JOOLS HOLLAND, JTQ, NATALIE WILLIAMS, TRANSCARGO, and many more....we are always looking for interesting projects so please feel free to contact us with yours - sessions, live work or playing horns with DJ's._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Review of Jaxx "Crazy Itch Radio" album from avclub.com: "Basement Jaxx Crazy Itch Radio (XL)(Reviewed by Andy Battaglia September 26th, 2006)Of the seemingly hundreds of sound-sources at work in Basement Jaxx songs, the horns are most liable to blow things wide open. The beats are a given, and the vocals always smoke, but the horns command something grander in the way they make good on the ideas of parades that are otherwise merely implied in the typical Jaxx swirl and din.Crazy Itch Radio is Basement Jaxx's horniest album yet; it's also the group's least cataclysmic, due to house music's earthy, ethereal properties. Peering back at the smooth dance whoosh they began with, the two jumpy producers have taken a big breath this time out. There's a lot of air in play, pushed through gaggles of brass instruments or purposely left bare. Or, in more Jaxx-appropriate terms: Where past albums like Rooty and especially 2003's Kish Kash seemed intent on eating listeners' brains by way of shuddering rhythms and hyper-dense pastiche, Crazy Itch Radio seems content to just lick those brains and let them get off on the restraint."with Mark Ronsonand with Baby Spice!!