Thanks for listening. 
Sorry I suck at checking messages. 
Booking: brent@madison-house.com
Licensing: mark@alphabasic.com

Mgmt/Licensing Inquiries: Keith@redlightmanagement.com

Booking US: jmoss@paradigmagency.com / j.kupperman@paradigmagency.com
Booking EU: guillaume@atc-live.com

PR: agreenberg@falconpublicity.com

I make music. All the stuff on here is mostly commissions for film and TV, or just sketches and ideas that would otherwise never see the light of day. I also write under the name Origamibiro. Studio albums of that and work under my own name can be found in the usual outlets. Thanks for listening. Tom.

For any scoring or licensing inquiries : clement.peres@gmail.com

James Everingham is a British film composer and producer. James discovered a passion for both music and film in his early teens and instead of a formal musical education, developed his signature sound through years of playing piano and percussion purely by ear and intuition. Inspired by great composers such as Bach and Elgar, James’s musical upbringing created a strong foundation for his powerful melodies and orchestrations.

James’s recent work includes BBC’s Frozen Planet II (with Hans Zimmer and Adam Lukas), the multi-award winning National Geographic film Apollo: Missions to the Moon and NBC’s Super Bowl LVI show open. James also worked closely with world-renowned organists and spatial audio experts to capture a meticulously detailed sample library of the Royal Albert Hall’s 9,999 pipe organ, as part of the Hall’s 150th anniversary.

James presents a passionate approach to scoring and delivers at the highest creative and technical levels with unrivalled dedication, through the use of custom-built music technology and a growing collection of unique instruments and synthesizers.

Latest:
Helios - Espera: https://ghostly.ffm.to/helios-espera
Hollie Kenniff - The Quiet Drift: https://ampl.ink/5Y9Rw
Mint Julep - In a Deep and Dreamless Sleep: https://ampl.ink/omKoq
Goldmund - The Time it Takes: smarturl.it/ibfvzw

I write music for film and record as Helios, Mint Julep, Goldmund.

For licensing inquiries please visit: http://www.unseen-music.com/licensing

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