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

SIMONE WHITE ‘SILVER SILVER’ out 7^th May 2012 on Honest Jons (Domino Publishing). Animation by Hideyuki Katsumata.

ANIMAL COLLECTIVE'S NEW ALBUM – CENTIPEDE Hz – Monday 3rd September 2012 (UK)/Tuesday 4^th September 2012 (US)

Brooklyn’s Black Dice reveal the self-directed video for “Rodriguez”, a track off their new LP Mr. Impossible out now on Ribbon Music.  Black Dice are currently on their Electric Mind Monsters Reader tour in the US and will be returning to London to play to play at London’s Birthdays on the 4^th of October.

Stephin Merrit performs of 'Andrew In Drag' from The Magnetic Fields 'Love at the Bottom of the Sea' is now live on The Guardian – complete with story of how the track was written.

Felix the band release Oh Holy Molar (Kranky) 23rd April 2012

Here’s a trailer for ‘I Kontact’, the first single from  a new project by Domino Publishing's Sam Mehran (ex of Test Icicles) coming out fully on April 16th.  The underground US label Hippos in Tanks are putting it out in the states and it’s a low key Weird World (Domino Records) in Europe.

Although now firmly settled in New York City, Young Magic’s three members came together through equal helpings of openness and fortuity. In 2010, singer and producer Isaac Emmanuel had left his home continent of Australia to travel across Europe, over to New York, and down through Mexico, all the while creating and recording music with whatever instruments he found along the way. While in Mexico, Emmanuel kept a tight correspondence with fellow Australian expat Michael Italia, who for months had been similarly traveling across Europe and South America with portable recording gear in tow. They decided to meet up in New York, where their good friend from a few years prior, Indonesian-born vocalist Melati Malay, had been living and making her own recordings. In early 2011 the three friends, who had initially bonded over their broad musical palettes, began recording together and contributing songs to the record, culling influences and finding their own footing among them.

Young Magic release their album Melt on 14th February 2012 on Carpark Records. More information