DJ Applebad

DJ Applebad is a pseudonym for Rolo McGinty, known internationally for his work as singer/writer for the Woodentops. He has had hits in various guises as an artist, and as a producer and remixer for artists such as Boy George and Farley Jackmaster Funk. His film and TV work includes Channel 4's "Pandora's Box" and the theme for "Swank". Music for "Silent Tongues", a film of a spiritual journey by artist Panni Bharti preceded a long stint as a house writer for Boosey Media, No Boyfriend Music, Mentorn TV, and advertising soundtracks for Sky Digital.

James Asher

James is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and record producer, focusing on world music, trance music and new age music. In 1979 he opened his own studio, Starfield, and released his first single "Peppermint Lump" which was produced by Pete Townshend. He also played drums on Townshend's album Empty Glass. In 1988 James released his first album The Great Wheel which reached number 13 on Billboard's New Age Music Chart. He has since released numerous albums including Feet In The Soil, Tigers of the Raj, Colours of Trance, Raising The Rhythms, Globalarium and Drums On Fire. He has also worked with Dave Gilmore, Hossam Ramzy, Sandeep Raval, Sivamani, Rahul Raj, and been sampled by the Chemical Brothers and U.N.K.L.E!

Jonathan Atkinson

Jonathan is an established composer of contemporary music for TV and Production Music Libraries Worldwide. TV broadcasts to date include BBC1, BBC2, ITV1, C4, C5, National Geographic Channel, UK Food, Quiz TV, Sky Travel, GMTV, Discovery UK, Discovery Europe, Discovery USA and many more.

He has over 250 Production Music tracks currently in circulation, with credits including Film 2008 with Jonathan Ross, Gardeners' World and the film "Dark Matter" starring Meryl Streep and Aiden Quinn.

George Baldwin

George is a singer, composer and multi instrumentalist (bass, guitar, piano, trumpet and Chapman stick). He is songwriter, bass player and vocalist in Jonas 3 and Storm Engine. Other gigs have included Matt Berry ("The Mighty Boosh", "IT Crowd") and Dani Wilde supporting Gary Moore. He received his B.A.(hons), aged 19, from the BIMM school of music, and has already written for several production music companies both in the U.K. and U.S.A, including Firstcom, BMG, Cavendish and Post Production Music

Chris Baron

Chris is known as a drummer and percussionist. He has played on recording sessions for film, CD, TV and radio, including James Bond, Lord Of The Rings, Harry Potter, Gangs Of New York, My Week With Marilyn, Arthur, Arthur Christmas. He has worked with Joni Mitchell, Quincy Jones, Madonna and Robbie Williams, the major London orchestras, West End shows including Follies, Miss Saigon, Chicago, Evita, Dirty Dancing and The Lion King, BBC's Strictly Come Dancing and occasional jazz ventures including the Syd Lawrence Orchestra, BBC Big Band, Roger Beaujolais, London Jazz Orchestra, Under The Influence and All Bluff And Porterage.

Trevor Barry

Here is a small selection of Trevor's CV as a bass guitarist and composer. Recorded with : Rufus Wainwright, Elvis Costello, Celine Dion, Josh Groban, Carol King, George Martin, James Morrison, Jon Bon Jovi, Natalie Imbruglia, Mark Ronson. Performed with : Seal, Dionne Warwick. Burt Bacharach, Take That, Freddie Mercury, Robbie Williams, Rod Stewart, Jose Carreras, Brain May, Ronan Keating, Tom Jones, Natasha Bedingfield, Will Young. Films : Casino Royal, Notting Hill, Mission Impossible. TV : Taggart, Wogan, Pop Idol, Strictly Come Dancing, Later With Jools Holland. Theatre : Time, Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph, Rocky Horror Show, We Will Rock You, Mama Mia, Tonight's The Night. Composer : Everybody Loves Raymond, Jag, 48 Hours, 60 Minutes, As The World Turns, Becker, The Young And The Restless, Survivor, The King Of Queens, The Late Late Show, My Big Fat Greek Life, The Price Is Right.

Simon Benson

Simon is a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and a former member of the London Philharmonic Orchestra and rock band "Gentle Touch" (chart success with "Dream of You"), leaving both in the early 90's to pursue a career as a composer and freelance Double Bass player. He has composed especially for innumerable TV and radio productions and commercials, and with over 600 production music tracks, Simon's music has been featured in thousands of well known productions worldwide.
As a performer he has played live and in the studio with a vast array of artists, ranging from Pavarotti to Streisand, Paul McCartney to Robbie Williams, as well as on countless TV and international movie soundtracks.

Jane Best

Jane began her career singing with the London Orpheus Choir. She attained a postgraduate diploma from the prestigious jazz course at the Guildhall School of Music, and a masters degree in orchestration for film and TV at the London College of Music and Media. She has written and performed her own music with musicians such as pianist Liam Noble and saxophonist Martin Hathaway.

Initially signed to Bucks Music/Standard Music, she released various CDs of pop songs and library music. She has composed an orchestral piece for the BBC Concert Orchestra. Most recently Jane has worked with producer Pascal Gabriel (Dido, Kylie, Ladyhawke) and written string arrangements for various artists including Sophie Ellis Bextor

Kuljit Bhamra

Kuljit Bhamra M.B.E.

Kuljit is a virtuoso tabla player, composer and record producer. He was a pioneer of the British Bhangra sound in the early 1980s. His MBE was awarded in the Queen's Birthday Honour's List 2009 for services to Bhangra and Asian Music. Kuljit has performed with Ringo Starr, Enrique Inglesias, Shakira, Sarah Brightman, Sugababes, and produced numerous Asian artists as well as his own albums. His composition credits include Bhaji On The Beach, Bend It Like Beckham, The Far Pavilions, The Ramayana, The Twelfth Night, and percussion arrangements for Bombay Dreams. He has also featured as a performer on Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom, The Guru, A Little Princess, Wings Of A Dove, The Four Feathers and Charlie & The Chocolate Factory.

Graeme Blevins

Graeme is a saxophonist and woodwind performer and a member of 'The London Horns' who worked on Kylie Minogue's world tour. His other credits include Craig David, Kyle Eastwood, Clint Eastwood, Kelly Rowland, The Script, James Taylor Quartet, The Fratellis, Boyz to Men, Guy Barker, Ronnie Scott's All-Stars, Dominic Miller, Manu Katche, Carleen Anderson, Mark Turner, Max Cole, The Blockheads, Natalie Williams, X Factor Big Band, Tony Hadley, Ben Cullum, BBC Big Band, Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, The Singapore Symphony Orchestra, The West Australian Symphony Orchestra, The Delta Saxophone Quartet, The Endymion Ensemble, Domu, Nicola Kramer, Dave Jones, Michele Amador, Michelle Escoffery, Spiritual South, Bobby Watson.

Russell Callow

Russell is a performance artist living and performing in England and Germany. For several years he ran the monthly "All Over The Shop" gigs at The Foundry in Shoreditch. His occasional UK gigs are eagerly attended by those in the know. Some of the compositions on MUM are 'live' performances. He is currently exploring new areas in sound art with visual artists and animators.

Clive Carroll

Clive studied composition and guitar at Trinity College London. Soon after graduation he played at a gig with John Renbourn and, after recording his first album 'Sixth Sense', Clive spent the next two years on tour with John in Europe and the United States. His next solo album, 'The Red Guitar' appeared in 2004 and this time it was Tommy Emmanuel who invited Clive to tour with him. In 2005 he again worked with John Renbourn on the film 'Driving Lessons' starring Julie Waters and Rupert Grint. He tutors at the Irish World Music Centre in Limerick, has played at events organised by film director Guy Ritchie and Michelin award-winning chef Jean-Christophe Novelli and at the Strings Of Freedom concert for the Sultanate of Oman. His third solo album is called 'Life In Colour'

Paul Clarvis

Paul Clarvis can be heard on recordings by John Williams, Victoria Mullova, Mick Jagger, Karl Jenkins, Richard Thompson, Moondog, John Adams, Elton John, McFly, Paul McCartney, John Harle, Sting, Harrison Birtwhistle, Annie Lennox, Hugh Masekela, Underworld and his own band Orquestra Mahatma. As one of the most requested session musicians, he has played on hundreds of films including Star Wars, Thunderbirds, The Passion, Troy, Lord Of The Rings, The Bourne Ultimatum, Madagascar, The Dark Knight, Twilight 1, 2 and 3, Burn After Reading, The Fantastic Mister Fox, James Bond, Billy Elliott, Notting Hill, all 7 Harry Potter films, Chronicles of Narnia, and many, many others. He regularly gigs with Mose Allison, has played with Harrison Birtwhistle, Nick Cave, Nina Simone, Herbie Hancock and was Leonard Bernstein's favourite percussionist when in London. He has released a duo CD, Starry Starry Night with Liam Noble.

Dermot Crehan

Dermot studied classical violin under Jaroslav Vanecek at the Royal College of Music. He formally worked as a member of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia and the London Philharmonic Orchestra and now enjoys a very successful freelance career. His extensive experience in the fields of orchestral and operatic music, combined with his experience of commercial and Irish folk and other diverse ethnic cultures, places him in a unique position amongst London's elite professional musicians. Dermot is renowned for his work as a folk fiddler, appearing on numerous film sound tracks and television scores, including The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Patriot Games, Harry Potter, Legends of the Fall, Mrs Brown, Charlotte Gray. He appears on recordings with Miriam Stockley, Carl Jenkins, Elton John, Bliss, Sting, Westlife, Il Divo and Ronan Keating.

Luke Daniels

Luke is a composer and multi-instrumentalist working with folk and traditional music from England, Scotland and Ireland. He is a virtuoso button accordionist. Since winning the BBC Young Tradition Award in 1992 he has worked with the Riverdance Show, De Dannan, The London Philharmonic Orchestra, The English National Opera, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Glenveagh National Park and The Centre for Irish World Music and Dance at University Limerick. His educational projects for young people are run through his charity Gael Music and supported by Arts Council England, Youth Music and The Performing Rights Society Foundation. Solo projects include Histories Rhyme, Lost Music of the Gaels and Islands with performances at the Royal Festival Hall, the London Jazz festival, on BBC Belfast's Blackstaff sessions and Radio 3's In Tune programme.

Brian Dee

The highly acclaimed British jazz pianist first came to prominence in 1960 playing opposite Miles Davis on his nationwide UK Tour. Brian was voted Melody Maker's "New Star Of The Year" for 1960. Brian has played with many of the great names in jazz, including Ben Webster, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Benny Carter, Harry Sweets Edison, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Chet Baker and Sonny Stitt.

From the late 60's onwards, Brian was in demand as a session musician, working on some of Elton John's seminal recordings amongst thousands of others. Renowned as a fine accompanist to singers, he has recorded or appeared alongside Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Johnny Mercer and Peggy Lee.

Hutch Demouilpied

Hutch Demouilpied is a composer, musician and songwriter who is based in London UK. Her music and songs have been used in television and film projects around the world and she has collaborated with film-makers, animators, artists, choreographers and theatre directors. As an accomplished musician she plays trumpet with various artists across many genres, including Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Bobby Byrd, Gloria Gaynor, Shane McGowan, Boy George, Jamie Cullum...

Arthur Dick

Arthur is a professional guitarist who has worked for over thirty years in West End theatre productions, session work, including Cliff Richard, Chris Rea and Berni Flint, and playing on many film and TV production soundtracks. He was a co-writer in Tracks Music producing TV commercials and soundtracks. His film work includes The Damned United, Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince, West Is West, The Importance Of Being Ernest, Channel 4's 'Kid A', The Magic Roundabout, The Young Poisoner's Handbook, Red Dust, The Girl With Brains In Her Feet, The Warrior. Television productions include Daziel & Pascoe, Prime Suspect, Silent Witness, Blackpool, The Sins, The Long Firm, The Street, Larkrise To Candleford, Longford.

Barnaby Dickinson

Barnaby is co-leader of the 6 piece band ‘The London Horns’, and is one of the most in-demand freelance musicians on the scene. Since studying at the Royal Northern College of Music and the Guildhall in London, his skill as a performer, arranger, composer and producer has kept him working constantly. His CV of collaborations includes Quincy Jones, Kylie Minogue, Kid Creole And The Coconuts, The Supremes, Jools Holland, Jamie Cullum, Michael Buble, Amy Winehouse, Micha Paris, Sting, Will Young, James Taylor Quartet, Michael Bolton, The Four Tops, Elton John, Tony Bennett, Diana Krall, Kenny Wheeler, Dave Holland, and he has played with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Royal Ballet, the BBC Big Band, and the Kenny Wheeler Big Band.

Steve Donnelly

The guitarist's guitarist, Steve Donnelly is one of the great stylists of today on his instrument. Known for his eclectic styles on acoustic and electric, he has brought magic to recordings of many artists such as Sheryl Crow, Suzanne Vega, Elvis Costello, Mick Jagger, Tasmin Archer, Mitchell Froom, Nick Lowe, Katie Melua and Bonnie Raitt. He is also featured on Randy Newman's highly acclaimed latest album "Harps & Angels".

Simon Eyre

Simon Eyre has been a professional guitarist for over 20 years. He has written and co-written for numerous pop acts including Jennifer Ellison, D Side, Blazing Squad, Damage, The Honeys, Nick Lachey and a top five hit for Friday Hill. He has composed graded exam pieces for the Rockschool course and played guitar on albums by The Style Council, Lighthouse Family and Robert Palmer. As a live guitarist, Simon has toured the world with many acts including Paul Weller, Elaine Paige, Womack and Womack, Matt Bianco and Jimmy Ruffin.

Andy Findon

Andy is Europe's most recorded flautist, having appeared on countless albums, film and TV scores. He has been involved in just about every genre of performance from serious orchestral work to rock bands and the world of London's West End theatre. As well as his enviable reputation as a master performer on the flute, he has been Michael Nyman's baritone saxophonist since 1980, and has transcribed and recorded Michael's "Yamamoto Perpetuo", a 37 minute solo flute work. Andy is a "Pearl Flutes International Artist" as well as being the proud owner of Geoffrey Gilbert's 1950 platinum flute.

Graeme Flowers

Graeme currently tours with Kylie Minogue, Kyle Eastwood, and Thomas Helmig. He has written music for three Clint Eastwood movie soundtracks, and played at all the major jazz festivals and jazz clubs in America, Europe, Japan, Indonesia and South Africa. Graeme recently played with the Tom Scott Quintet at Ronnie Scott's, and has recorded with Joey Negro, The Sunburst Band, Moloko, Simply Red, Take That, Brenda Russell, Katie Melua and The Feeling. He had also performed live and on TV with Quincy Jones, Shakira, Duran Duran, James Morrison, Carleen Anderson, Hard-Fi, Kelly Rowland, Jamie Cullum, Craig David, The Brand New Heavies, The James Taylor Quartet, Charlotte Church, Lemar, Michael Buble, Lisa Stansfield, Will Young, Jools Holland, Cathy Denis, Mel C, Kelly Clarkson, Midge Ure, Jamelia, Mica Paris, Ronan Keating, BBC Big Band, Cubana Bop, Manu Kache, Domonic Miller, Pandit Danesh, and many more..!

Mo Foster

As a studio session musician, Mo has played on over 350 albums - with artists as varied as Phil Collins, Jeff Beck, Gerry Rafferty, Ringo Starr, Gil Evans, Gary Moore, Cher, Scott Walker, Peter Green, Jose Carreras, Brian May, Joan Armatrading, Sheena Easton, Meatloaf, Andrew Lloyd-Webber & Tim Rice, and The London Symphony Orchestra. Apart from his five solo albums, Mo's production work includes albums for Dr John, Maria Muldaur, Maggie Bell, Gil Evans and RMS. Mo has composed hundreds of titles for the major Production Music Libraries. With Ray Russell he co-wrote "So Far Away" for Gary Moore and, with Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh, and Kim Goody, "In My Car" from Ringo's album "Old Wave".

John Gallen

John has spent over 25 years in the music industry and has enjoyed success in many areas. He worked as an engineer at London's Roundhouse Recording Studios, and then free-lance, mixing and producing for artists including Queen, Simply Red, George Benson, Go West, Maxi Priest, Aswad, Rick Astley, Boy George, Osibisa, Billy Ocean, Motorhead, Kuljit Bamra, and The Damned to name a few. He discovered and managed singer-songwriter Beverley Craven who sold over 2 million copies of her debut album. In 1999 John recorded and broadcast the Beijing Symphony Orchestra and State Opera in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. John lectures to degree level in music technology at Canterbury College and The Academy of Contemporary Music.

Geoff Gascoyne

Geoff was a member of Everything But The Girl for 3 years, and has played with US3, Jim Mullen, Ian Shaw, Georgie Fame, Van Morrison, Guy Barker and Bill Bruford's 'Earthworks'. Since 2002 he has worked extensively with Jamie Cullum, recording 3 albums and touring the world many times. He has recorded six solo albums including the highly acclaimed "Voices of Spring", as well as albums with, James McMillan, Ed Jones Quintet, Guy Barker, Moses Molelekwa, Mike Flowers Pops, Ian Shaw, the opera singer Sally Burgess, and Georgie Fame Live at Ronnie Scotts. Geoff has also arranged music for albums by Trudy Kerr, Georgie Fame, Ian Shaw and Cedar Walton.

Adam Goldsmith

“Started playing classical piano at age 7, was a bit rubbish at that, so started guitar at 12, was a bit better so kept at it.” A few people he’s been lucky enough to record/tour/play with include Elton John, Brian May, Anastasia, Ronan Keating, Will Young, Beverley Knight, Cliff Richard, Meatloaf, Rod Stewart, Barry Manilow, Charlene Spitteri, Russell Watson, Mick Hucknall, George Benson and Shirley Bassey. He has played in numerous TV house bands. BBC: Royal Variety Orchestra, Strictly Come Dancing, Children In Need, Parkinson, I'd Do Anything, How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? ITV: Popstar To Operastar, Stars In Their Eyes, Pop Idol. Adam also plays with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, and on several film soundtracks.

Kim Goody

TV presenter, Song For Europe contender, composer, backing singer and mum. Kim has written songs for such luminaries as Joe Walsh and Ringo Starr. She is now co-owner of The Voice and Music Company in London, writing and producing commercial jingles and TV themes.

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Paul Honey

Paul has enjoyed a highly varied career, working as a composer, arranger, performer, musical director and producer. He started his musical life as a chorister, singing daily in the choir of Westminster Abbey. After leaving university, he worked extensively in Jazz and World Music, performing and broadcasting around the world. As a composer, he has written for commercials (AEG, The AA, Barnado's), television (Brum and the BAFTA-nominated Boohbah) and independent film. In 2007 he formed a creative partnership with the violinist Dermot Crehan. The result was a collection of traditional Irish tunes and new compositions for Soloists and Orchestra, and the album 'Toss The Feathers' in 2009. At present Paul is working on a commission for violin and choir with the poet Gregory Warren Wilson.

Sally Howard

Trained as an actor at LAMDA in London, Sally has written and produced several stage shows and musicals. She has performed as Sally Bowles in the hit musical Cabaret. She has also written lyrics for songs including the themes to Yorkshire Television's "Rich Tea And Sympathy" and "A Bit Of A Do" which was performed by George Melly.

David C. Hëwitt

Composer David C. Hëwitt studied in London and America earning a BA Hons in Music & Theology. He began playing the piano at six years old and it was from this young age that he became profoundly influenced by the composer Alberto Ginastera and the arranger Isao Tomita. He has written scores for TV, documentaries, albums and videos, and the theatre.

No I.D.

No I.D. is a young up and coming DJ and drummer. He has played with several of the bands, and at many of the clubs, on the Brighton music scene. He creates his own take on current dance music and is becoming one of our most prolific composers.

Greg Knowles

Greg studied drums and percussion formally at the RNCM with Gilbert Webster. He then worked with Peter Maxwell Davies, the Ronnie Scott organization, and had his own recording deal with Chrysalis Records and Simon Cowell. He has also played with Nigel Kennedy, Madonna, Freddy Mercury, and on the soundtracks for "Lord of the Rings", "The Golden Compass", and "Ravenous" with Damon Albarn. Greg has been writing library music for 20 years for KPM, Music House, Cavendish and now Made Up Music.

Paul Lawler

Paul began his musical career as an award winning soloist and session brass player freelancing with the 'The Halle Orchestra' and 'BBC Radio'. As a composer he has worked for all of the major broadcasters including BBC, ITV, CH4, CH5, Discovery Channel, Sky, CBS, PBS. Paul has written over 600 production music tracks for major library music companies and his music has been heard on thousands of television/radio shows and commercials around the world. You can also hear Paul's music on several major Computer Games such as "Spyro: A Hero's Tail" and "Disney Think Fast". Paul has released over 16 albums in the World/New Age and Electronic genres.

Paolo Maddaloni

Paolo Maddaloni is a busy jazz and studio guitar player and composer. He has worked with many of the world's leading jazz musicians, and has appeared on over 200 movie soundtracks, including "Lord of the Rings", "Shakespeare in Love" and "The Constant Gardener". He has also played on albums for KT Tunstall, Annie Lennox and Westlife. He is also a prolific composer of jazz and of music for media.

Albert Mayer

Albert is an old friend and colleague of Brian Dee. Their playing styles are very similar and they have collaborated on many projects over the years. Interestingly they have never performed together live.

Andrew McCormack

Pianist/Composer Andrew McCormack started his career playing on Denys Baptiste's debut album "Be Where You Are", which won Album of the Year in the 1999 Mercury Music Prize and the MOBO (Music of Black Origin) Award for Best Jazz Act 1999. In 2002 Andrew was a semi-finalist in the prestigious Martial Solal International Piano Competition held in Paris. Andrew has performed with many distinguished jazz musicians, including Randy Brecker, Courtney Pine, Juliet Roberts, and Jean Toussaint. Recent composition work has taken him to LA to work with Clint Eastwood on his two latest award-winning movies "Flags Of Our Fathers" and "Letters From Iwo Jima".

Wayne Nunes

Wayne was born in England but grew up in Guyana, South America where he started his musical career. He returned to the UK in 1983 working as a session musician and composer / producer. He has toured, recorded, produced and written with Tricky and Billy Ocean. He was co-musical director of the stage play "The Harder They Come". His film credits include a co-write on "Bad Company", as well as playing on the soundtrack. Also as the bass player on "Wild At Heart" and on several film scores for the composer Chris White. He is also co-producing / co-writing his own second album called "Warrior Charge" and producing / composing a new record for American singer songwriter Jebloy Nichols.

Andy Pask

Andy studied cello and double bass at the Royal Academy of Music in London, and went on to chart success with the song "Einstein a go-go" as a founder member of the group Landscape. Feature film work includes: Nine, The Mummy 3, Twilight, The Guru, Calender Girls, Gosford Park, Little Shop of Horrors and The Full Monty. Album credits include: Freddie Mercury, Sharleen Spiteri, Madonna, The Pet Shop Boys, Shirley Bassey, Gloria Gaynor, Cliff Richard, Tom Jones, Steve Marriot, Ronan Keating, Nana Mouskouri, Debbie Harry, Michael Ball, Elaine Paige, and many albums as a rhythm section member for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Andy has toured extensively with many of the above artists. Resident theatre work includes, Tonight's the Night, Far Pavilions, Evita and Joseph and his Amazing Technicoloured Dream Coat. Andy has written many works, including the theme to the long running police series, 'The Bill'.

Steve Pearce

Steve Pearce has been a professional musician for over thirty years. He has played every conceivable type of music with hundreds of different artists including Stevie Wonder, Van Morrison, Herbie Hancock, George Michael, Elton John, Madonna and Sting. He toured the world with Tom Jones as musical director between 1994-1998 and has toured with many others including Van Morrison and Everything But The Girl. He has over 100 titles registered with PRS and has produced numerous records often alongside drummer/producer Ralph Salmins.

Ray Russell

A professional guitarist at the age of 16 with John Barry. His first solo album, "Turn Circle", at 21. Over 20 albums either solo or with his own bands, the most recent being "Goodbye Svengali" in 2006. A session player for Gil Evans, Tina Turner, Phil Spector, Heaven 17, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, and hundreds of others. Arranger for George Fenton before becoming a composer in his own right. Composer credits include: "A Touch Of Frost", "The Jump", "Stay Lucky", "The Alleyn Mysteries". Thousands of tracks written for most of the major production music companies. ASCAP, RTS, and ITV Award winner. Co-founder of Made Up Music. Ray's done it all.

Ralph Salmins

Ralph is the drummer of choice for producers and composers worldwide. He has recorded with George Martin, Madonna, Mike Oldfield, Burt Bacharach and Paul McCartney, and his swinging feel can be heard on Bjork's hit "It's Oh So Quiet" and Robbie Williams' "Swing When You're Winning" album & DVD. He toured worldwide in Van Morrison's band from 1995-1999, recording three albums with him. Regular movie employers are Danny Elfman, Hans Zimmer and John Williams and he's worked on over 100 movies, including "Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Azkaban", "Goldeneye", "Charlie and The Chocolate Factory", "Moulin Rouge" and "Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King".

Lester Salmins

Lester is an accomplished musician and composer, having been immersed in music from the moment he set eyes on the wide world. He is a bass player, a writer and MC in Something Simple, an up and coming London based funk / soul / hip hop band. He also plays piano, double bass, and sings.

Luke Seall

Sound Design specialist Luke first began composing during his degree in Music Production at Brighton University, where he graduated with first class Honours in 2005. His primary focus throughout the degree was on sound design and production music, and over the 3 years he produced a collection of predominantly instrumental music. Luke's first published work coincided with the completion of the BA Degree, and he began to focus entirely on developing an acoustic catalogue. As a double bassist and guitarist he also performs and works with many producers and artists based in and around London.

Jay Stapley

Monster guitarist and prolific composer Jay has worked with Roger Waters (post Pink Floyd), Mike Oldfield, Suede, Scott Walker, Slim Whitman, Kirsty MacColl, David Allan Coe, Toyah, Michael Kamen and Westernhagen. Fans of "Withnail and I" will also be familiar with Jay's playing. He played guitar on the soundtrack of this classic movie.

Miriam Stockley

Miriam Stockley is widely regarded as one of the best vocalists in the world.
She is the voice of "Adiemus", a member of Aomusic, had a number 2 hit with "Only You" by Praise, and was an integral part of the Stock, Aitken, Waterman hit factory. She has performed or recorded with Kylie Minogue, Elton John, Tina Turner, Tom Jones, Freddie Mercury, Montserrat Caballe, Brian May, Queen, Mike Oldfield, Chaka Khan, Elaine Paige, Jason Donovan, and on film soundtracks The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring, One Night Stand, The 10th Kingdom, Rob Roy, Great Expectations, The Clandestine Marriage. Miriam has also released three solo albums, 'Miriam', 'Second Nature', and 'Eternal'.

Andy Vickery

Andy is the guitarist in Jonas 3 and Intraverse. Graduating with a B.A.(hons) from BIMM at 19, he is one of the most exciting and technically proficient players of the new bands around today. He has composed for Cavendish and Post Production Music.

Hector Villaraus

Hector Villaraus is a drummer, composer and producer. He has collaborated with numerous artists, both in the studio and live, for the last 15 years in Mexico, France, Netherlands and the UK. His determination and passion for music made him relocate to the UK where he gained a BMus in Popular Music Performance. Hector is the co-founder of Libelula, an up and coming electro pop duo, and has been drummer and songwriter for bands such as Redstar, Manyas, Afrolicious and Aura. He has collaborated with classical composers Pablo Garcia and Felipe Perez-Santiago, and worked as a session musician for artists like Stephanie Salas, Zü, and Hed Kandi. He has also written original soundtracks for the short films, Queridos Reyes Magos and Mundo Dormido.

Ioannis Voulgaridis

aka John Vee

Ioannis is a performer, composer and producer. He has a degree in Classic Composition, a higher diploma in Music with Technology and a BA Hons Degree in Music Production at the Academy of Contemporary Music in UK. At the age of 16 he made his first appearance on national Greek TV with his first band, Dia Pyros, and continued playing live all over Greece with various bands. For the last ten years he has performed under the name John Vee as a singer and keyboard player with rock / prog-rock bands. Currently, he is in the studio recording his new album.

Rik Walton

Rik began his career at the legendary Olympic Studios in London, and has been a producer and engineer for over 30 years. During his time running The Workhouse Studio he worked with Ian Dury, Paul Young, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Manfred Mann's Earthband, and many Stiff Records acts, including Jona Lewie, The Damned and Kirsty MacColl. He worked for Midge Ure for ten years, engineering for Ultravox, solo albums, Phil Lynott, The Prince's Trust and Band Aid. Production credits include Ian Dury, Gang Of Four, Midge Ure, Ray Russell, Gil Evans with RMS, and Jonas 3.

Jim Watson

ianist/organist Jim is one of the busiest musicians in the UK. Known for his dynamic piano style and groovy organ playing. He is always in demand both in the studio and live. Jim has performed/recorded with Michael Buble, Nitin Sawhney, Paul Weller, Jamiroquai, Kurt Elling, Vince Mendoza, Incognito, The Brand New Heavies, Gary Moore, James Taylor Quartet, NDR Radio Big Band (as featured soloist), Charlie Watts, Colin Towns Mask Orchestra, Jill Scott, Omar (Montreux Jazz Festival), BBC Big Band, Clark Tracey, Peter King, Jean Toussaint and is a member of Katie Melhua's Band.

Chris Wells

Since graduating from the Guildhall School of Music And Drama, Chris has recorded and performed with Paul McCartney, Luciano Pavarotti, Carla Bley & Steve Swallow, Robert Plant, Andy Sheppard, Bryn Terffyl, Randy Brecker, Karl Jenkins, London Sinfonietta, London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, as well as on numerous film soundtracks, television and radio broadcasts. Specialising in Brazilian music, Chris's debut solo album "Pra Sempre" featured Ivan Lins, Coro do Batacotô, Mestres da Bateria da Mangueira, Téo Lima, Sizão Machado. His new quartet, AZUL, includes Walmir Gil, Webster Santos, and Charlie Wood. Chris recently composed and performed a new Worldwide advertising campaign for Grendene. He has also formed MOOPHONIX RECORDS.

Christopher White

Chris White has composed the scores for feature films, television series, animations and documentaries. Films include "Milkteeth" winner of best film at Annecy International Animated Film Festival, "Ela" short-listed for an Oscar in 2008 and "The Solitary Life of Cranes" winner of best documentary at Britdoc 2008. In 2009, he composed the score for "One Hundred Mornings" for director Connor Horgan. Chris has also worked with renowned Norwegian artist Anne Katrine Dolven on her art installation "Ahead", and arranged and conducted strings on Billy Ocean's comeback album "Because I Love You". He tours his own material, as well as sharing the stage with the likes of Ray Charles, Paul McCartney, Joe Williams, Will Young and David Soul.

Tim Whitehead

Tim's first public performance was as solo clarinetist in his school orchestra, conducted by his school friend, the now knighted, Sir Simon Rattle. He has since played with Ian Carr's Nucleus, Graham Collier, Loose Tubes, Giovanni Mirabassi, Phil DeGreg. He has recorded the albums English People, Decision, and Silence Between Waves with his own bands, featuring John Parricelli, Django Bates, Nic France, Pete Jacobsen, Dave Barry, and Arnie Somogyi. His awards include Young Jazz Musician of the Year, The Andrew Milne Award for Jazz, and Jazz Album of the Year. He also won the Peter Whittingham Award with Colin Riley to record Tides with the Homemade Orchestra, who have toured extensively and released a second album, Inside Covers.

Jeff Woodall

Jeff Woodall has been writing music for over fifteen years, and in that time has written and produced ten albums. He has collaborated with other musicians including Jonathan Atkinson, an established UK composer, and Abhijit Pohankar, a critically acclaimed international Indian artist.

Jeff specializes in New Age, chill out and ambient music, and over the last two years has progressed to writing TV production music with great success.