Ross Godfrey is a founder member of the band Morcheeba, a multi instrumentalist and composer producer heavily influenced by late 60’s acid rock and early hip hop and electro. Morcheeba’s cinematic music has been used in countless movies, tv shows and advertising campaigns. Ross has also composed bespoke film scores for Steven Soderbergh
Anna works as an arranger and composer for choir/backing vocals, live instruments, as well as electronic production for sync and library music. She studied Jazz at London conservatoire Trinity Laban, and moved into music technology after she graduated. She has her own artist project “ANIMAI” which she writes, produces and sings on. As a violinist the majority of her music includes live strings which she arranges and records with some of London’s top orchestral instrumentalists. Anna also works as a session singer, with the ability to adapt her voice to any genre she’s worked for projects from dance music to musical theatre, film music and advertising.
Her music has been championed online by the likes of Dummy Magazine, 1883 and Clash, enjoyed spot plays on BBC 1Xtra, BBC Radio 6, Capital Xtra, and been featured in TV Show, Orphan Black. “She adds lucid jazz tones to her crystalline electronics” - CLASH“Animai...a masterclass in jazz-edged electronica” - DUMMY“Animai who knows the healing power of music, which inspired her song ‘Tigers’, to help others understand themselves better and to seek out the light “ - 1883
British, LA based artist KAV's music has been compared by the press to BRMC, Primal Scream, The Stooges & Kasabian. He helped reform well-known British band Happy Mondays in his early 20's with Shaun Ryder, joining the band on guitar, co-writing their latest album. Recently he's been writing & recording with Andy Rourke from The Smiths for new band 'BLITZ VEGA', ready for a 2019 debut release.
KAV's worked with Howard Marks, Zombie Boy, Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs (Oasis), DATAROCK & Tall Paul. His track 'Man With No Shadow' was picked up for a recent episode of Teen Choice winning TV Show 'Riverdale', ’Blaggers N’ Liars’ was used in Shameless USA and 'Dance in a Panic' was picked up for a movie teaser featuring Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) for ‘Decoding Annie Parker’. KAV wrote the end credits for a movie starring John Malkovich which is due for release in 2019. He's also regularly had his music picked up for FIFA World Cup Coverage, ITV Sports, Champions League & FA Cup, Sky Sports 'Goals on Sunday', BBC Football Focus & The Europa Football League.
Jim Spencer, a freelance Music Producer, Mix engineer and sound engineer based in the North West of England. Jim has over 20 years experience making records for artists including New Order, Johnny Marr, The Vaccines and The Charlatans. He's a part of Ogenesis Records, an independent record label set up by Tim Burgess of The Charlatans. His recording studio is based at the inspirational Eve studios in Greater Manchester. He's also head of mastering at Eve mastering.
A dawn chorus in a silicon jungle. As a founder member and one half of ‘Yimino’, Henry’s haunting, ethereal, yet playful electronics helped shape the sound of the cult Electronica band in the early 2000s up until now. Having existed below the radar since inception - possibly due to shunning the awkward nature of live electronic music and instead focusing on recorded music - Yimino returned this year (2018) with a new album, ‘Æng’, of abstract, ambient, floaty electronics.
Having spent the last four years working alongside filmmakers and podcasters, aiding the storytelling process through sound and music, Henry has found himself more concerned with narrative and is now searching new ways in which to present his ideas. He is currently working on the concept of an “audio animation” and a “sound portrait” where he asks subjects about phenomena like auditory memories. He then takes sections out of context to form strange stories, all set to his trademark spacious music.
David Lightfoot has been composing since his teens, landing radio play from Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio One with his first band demo back in 2000. He went on to write and record hundreds more songs and signed a number of recording and publishing deals with various bands - including indie chart topping acts The Moths and Me My Head.
David has since toured the globe and his music has regularly featured on radio and TV, on shows like 'The Hills', MTV's 'Life of Ryan', 'Friday Night Lights' and 'Life' on NBC, 'Big Brother' on Channel 4, 'Match of the Day', 'Football Focus', 'BBC Rugby' and 'Wimbledon' sports coverage and the 'Test Drive Unlimited 2' video game soundtrack for Activision.
Alex is 100% self-taught and plays instruments by ear. In his short rocket-ship journey so far, his passion and immersion in engineering and production steered him towards Metropolis Studios assisting on studios sessions with Pharrell Williams, Van Morrison, Kelis and Parliament Funkadelic. This was interwoven with promo of the calibre of; White Mountaineering X Adidas video, a series of Vivienne Westwood Instagram videos and Transformer, a passion project/ documentary to help save his native Portugal's beautiful coastlines.
He now spends his time between Universal and his own creative work space in a self-confessed quest for the perfect sound.
Bringing together a vast array of influences from a wide range of media it would be absurd to try and pigeon-hole DeadLoveFearWave. “We didn’t talk about inspirations at the start of the project, we both knew the idea of sounds rather than specifics, but during the process we did find inspiration in unusual places”, Citing the work of writer William S. Burroughs, lyrically narrative style of Tom Waits, the non-linear recording approach of Beck’s early work, the synthesis of 808 State, vocals of Ian Brown, guitar of Bert Jansch are just a few of the influences heard in DeadLoveFearWave’s music. “These were the inspirations, personal and political, quite an uncomfortable mix, but in the end, wholly satisfying.” say the duo.
Inspired by Pixar Studios’ ‘Borrowed Time”, his objective is setting heavy subjects free via computer animation.
His ‘Dark Blue Sky’ track and incredible accompanying animation zooms in on the mental health and suicide epidemic in millennials. “Once you ignore it, it becomes someone else's problem, and that's usually the person who commits the suicide”.
More people like Atay please.
Robert Logan is an Emmy Award nominated composer and producer. His film credits include Alex Gibney's Oscar winning Taxi to the Dark Side, the Oscar nominated documentary 'Semper Fi: Always Faithful', and Gibey's award winning 'Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God' [with Ivor Guest], amongst others. His first solo album ‘Cognessence’ [2007] prompted an array of rave reviews and support. Still only 19 at the time, he was described as “…something of a prodigy… a man that is already showing a maturity and a musical/textural understanding that many simply never find.” [BBC]. Mary Anne Hobbs called his music “Absolutely outstanding… …impossible to quantify”, and DJ Mag described his debut album as “the essential last word in electronic soundscapes”. Second and third albums ‘Inscape’ and 'Flesh' and a clutch of EP’s garnered yet more praise, the last described as "a musical object so radical and daring it seems not to belong to this time" [Trax], all cementing his reputation as an artist with immense talent. He has created music with Brian Eno, Grace Jones, Ivor Guest, Morcheeba and Steve Roach, contributed to two recent Grace Jones and Brigitte Fontaine releases, and his live work includes performances at The Royal Festival Hall, The Royal Albert Hall, Somerset House and Glastonbury