Mike Lindsay founded the band “Tunng” in 2004. He co-wrote and produced all four of the group’s albums, and has been considered a pioneer of the “folktronica” scene. His work with Tunng has seen him touring the World, playing with an eclectic range of musical talent from Tuareg band and Tinariwen to Canadian hip hop artist Buck 65.  Film4 used Tunng song ‘Woodcat’ for 6 months on their seasonal advertising. He has produced a number of albums for other contemporary folk and experimental artists in the meantime, among them Serafina Steer, Hannah Peel, Bethjeans Houghton, and Cibelle. 

His production work has also seen him co-writing and producing two tracks on the Mercury Music Prize winning Speech Therapy by Speech Debelle.

Mike has worked on bespoke music composition for Film and TV since 2002, being involved in large re-branding campaigns for ITV in 2003 and again in 2004, as well as sound-tracking many high end commercials (O2, T-mobile, Littlewoods, Samsung and Honda) all of which carried his characteristic music identity.

Mike is currently writing and producing a solo record in Iceland based on his experiences living in the far north of the country, in collaboration with an eclectic group of local musicians.

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2009 - Ensemble C’est Trop (France – feature film)

2009 – Mission to Mars (BBC feature documentary)

Irish Choice Award Winner Adrian Crowley completed his first feature soundtrack to 'Where the Sea Used to Be'. Stream four exclusive tracks.

David Lowe is an established composer and producer working primarily in television, radio, branding, idents and commercials. David's music includes the current themes for BBC News, as well as The One Show, Panorama, Ray Mears, Grand Designs and the identity for BBC World Service. He has also created branding identities for Al Arabiya and Abu Dhabi TV in the Middle East, NDTV India and TV2 Norway.

He is well known for his 1998 Touch and Go hits including ‘Would You...?’. The follow up single ‘Straight...to Number One’ was chosen by Apple to launch the iTunes site in the USA, and other commercials include Walls Solero, Nokia, San Pellegrino and Calsberg to name a few. David has crafted music for British Airways, DHL, The Sunday Times, Visa and Harvey’s Bristol Cream and Haagen Dazs. David works out of his own studio in central London. MORE

(trailer for Home Sick - Population 1280 Films - 2007)

Together, Steve Moore and A.E. Paterra are best known as Zombi on Relapse Records (Domino Publishing). They have for some time developed a synthesized sensory exploration that intensifies the senses with Moore on guitar and bass and Paterra drums. Theirs is an altogether more science fiction vibe and one that sits well amongst soundtrack artists like Wendy Carlos, Rachel Elkind, Gil Melle and John Carpenter. Some parts of their latest album 'Spirit Animal' would not be out of place in an early 90s action movie (Earthly Powers) whereas with other elements more ethereal and thoughtful (Spirit Animal) - may be the conclusion of a conflict.

Their track record as being credited for writing original scores to film soundtracks particularly horror/thriller productions worthy of note:

2004 - ZOMBI - Murder Set Pieces directed by Nick Palumbo

2005 - Steve Moore - Horror Business directed by Christopher P. Garetano

2006 - Steve Moore (w/Scott Hull) - Redsin Tower directed by Fred Vogel

2007 - ZOMBI - Home Sick directed by Adam Wingard

2008 - Steve Moore as Gianni Rossi - Gutterballs directed by Ryan Nicholson

2010 - Steve Moore as Gianni Rossi - Star Vehicle directed by Ryan Nicholson

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Bill Ryder-Jones began his musical career as the lead guitarist of The Coral, a six piece band whose psychedelic strain of guitar music exploded onto the Liverpool music scene in 2002. Highly wary of the singer-songwriter tag, Bill is now mainly focusing on a solo album and would rather be known for instrumental pieces perhaps born out of is affection for the film soundtrack works of Ennio Morricone, Jonny Greenwood, Yann Tiersen and Michael Galasso. Keen to score films himself, Bill is in the middle of exploring new liaisons with well known soundtrack writers including working on the features soundtrack to Kieron Hawkes' London based thriller, Piggy. Bill also performed with Alex Turner on the Warp Film soundtrack to Submarine.

'Leave Taking' (2009) funded by Vision and Media in the North West of England | It's Natural To Be Afraid (2010) directed by Justin Doherty

'Bed' (2011) written by David Whitehouse (trailer directed by James Lees)

[Photo by Sophie Jarry.]

Multi-instrumentalist Matthew Eaton, is best known to Domino as one of the founding members of Pram but also as an accomplished sound designer with professional experience in theatre and film. Over the past three years, Matt has worked on countless scores for projects including Hamlet (Creation Theatre Co), It Ain't All Bollywood (Rifco Arts) and most recently worked on a production The Gambler for BBC Radio 3. Versitile and swift, Matt enabled by his own studio facilities has created sounds from exotic asian to mysterious and eerie to sugar plum nursery style. Only Matt knows how to make running a screwdriver along an electric guitar sound like the perfect match for an underwater dream.

Pram themselves are no strangers to film and TV usage. 'Track of the Cat' was used on a BT advert and have had uses in other commercials including Volkswagen 30 Years in the Making. Last summer, Birmingham (UK) had the pleasure of premiering a new collaboration between Filmficciones and Domino artist Pram at Supersonic Festival.  The half hour show screened black and white horror film footage accompanied by a live original soundtrack by Pram. Commissioned by Capsule (the curators of Supersonic festival), the show hopes to venture nationwide and beyond. Here you can watch the trailer for this production.

Jon Hopkins came to the attention of many when his track 'Light Through the Veins' formed the basis of 'Life in Technicolour' by Coldplay. Over the past few years, Jon has had the opportunity to work on and off stage with all sorts of high profile musicians including work with Brian Eno on the official soundtrack to Peter Jackson directed 'Lovely Bones'. The Hollywood  release starring Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz and Susan Sarandon out in cinema's now features Jon's inimitable piano work and was a co-write between Hopkins, Eno and Leo Abrahams.

On stage, his own performances are often coupled with extraordinary VJ sets reveal the talent of being able to lure an audience from listening to accessible, classical piano melodies through to the outer limits of experimental, industrial electronic beats. This versitility has enabled Jon to work on sound design for countless advertising campaigns such as RKCR/Y&Rs 'Breathe' fire safety campaign (directed by Dougal Wilson at Blink) and Honda CR-Z directed by Frank Budgen. His reliable work ethic has made him a popular music provider in this field. Jon completed the soundtrack to Vertigo films' 'Monsters' (above) for which its director Gareth Edwards won the Moët New Directors Award at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Jon also completed the soundtrack to the Partizan produced short film Rob & Valentyna in Scotland directed by Eric Lynne which premiered at Sundance festival in January this year.

Last year, Steven worked on the soundtrack to the short film 'Delphinium - a childhood portrait of Derek Jarman' - a stylized and lyrical coming-of-age portrait of legendary painter, filmmaker, and activist Derek Jarman. Written and directed by Matthew Mishory it was shot on super8 and HD by cinematographer Lili Wilde. The film which resulted in a tour of the US by Severin played out at various festivals in the USA and ended up being projected onto an ice sculpture at Sundance.

Severin recently completed another score for 'A Long Weekend with the Son of God' by TV director George Carey which is due to air on UK TV soon.

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