Irish producer/composer, Berlin.   www.paulpilot.com

Soundtrack Composer - Member of The Coral
Paul Duffy.

Earthling, musician, composer, optimist.
You win some.
The higher the Fewer.

“The epitome of cool” - The Guardian. Reminiscent of the golden era of singers such as Chet Baker, Mel Torme and Frank Sinatra, David swings the favourite classics with his own contemporary edge. With line-ups from jazz duo to big band, David brings to life the classic songs from the Great American Songbook and beyond.

Since graduating from the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and Drama David has produced two highly acclaimed albums, earning him ‘CD of the week’ in the Observer. His performances have brought him to some of the great venues throughout London and beyond such as Ronnie Scotts, The Royal Garden Hotel, The Waldorf Hotel, The Dorchester, Pizza Express Jazz Club.

Currently alongside his work with his own quintet in clubs and festivals in the UK and Ireland, David has sung with big bands such as NYJO, the Skelton Skinner Allstars, the RTE concert orchestra and Grammy award nominee John Wilson and his Orchestra, the 17-piece big band famous for its major contribution to Kevin Spacey’s film “Beyond The Sea” about the life of singer Bobby Darrin.

David was interviewed on the Russell Davis Show on BBC Radio 2 as well as receiving airplay on the Jonathan Ross show,  BBC Radio 3 and BBC Radio Ulster, from Humphrey Lyttleton, Walter Love, Clare Martin, David Jacobs, Desmond Carrington, Helen Mayhew, Campbell Burnap on Jazz FM and Jacqui Dankworth on The Jazz. The albums have been favourably reviewed in the Observer, The Times, Jazzwise, Jazz Journal, Jazz UK, Crescendo & Jazz Magazine, Musician Magazine, Jazz Rag, All About Jazz and The Belfast Telegraph.

A Mancunian singer/songwriter with a penchant for darkly playful lyrics and shirking convention. Quincey May Brown’s harp and piano led songs are supported by the luscious textural arrangements of producer/guitarist Joel Harries and bass clarinettist Ben Castle.

Her debut album Basic Surgeon was released in November 2023.

“Distinctive, atmospheric and haunting in all the right ways.” – Roddy Hart, BBC Radio Scotland

“One of the most quietly original albums I’ve heard in a long time.” – Chris Evans, The Curve Ball

“Quincey May Brown’s performance shone with measured intelligence, witty one-liners and a captivating mix of harp and sax.” – Andy Reilly, Snack Magazine

“She avoids cliché and comes up with beautiful lyrics that leave many other songwriters to shame (many of the men from her city’s legion of indie bands would struggle to come up with as many original ideas in several albums as she does in a single song).” – Edd Jupp, God is in the TV Zine

New Single - You Belong To The World - Out Now.

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