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Agnes O’Hara is a dynamic and brilliant singer/songwriter based in Toronto, ON, who has created her own sweet rage soul sound with a distinct tone similar to the textures of Ella Fitzgerald and Amy Winehouse. Her smooth yet jarring lyrics may leave you a bit stunned and lost for words. There is sense of understanding; a bridge that she is trying to build between herself and her audience. After losing her father at the age of 8, music became a necessary release. Not having anyone to talk to or confide in, it was her only outlet. Agnes is a poetic storyteller and draws not only from her own experiences in life but also of those around her. Her senses are particularly susceptible and this is where she finds most of her inspiration. “I want to make people feel something, most of us have gotten so use too feeling nothing, I think sooner than later we will grow tired of this.
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Chris Wickham is a composer residing in Nottingham. Chris developed an interest in composing for media after studying the works of Danny Elfman and John Barry and their use of leitmotif in creating coherent and unified cues to accompany characters or events. His portfolio contains a body of innovative contempory classical works which explore aleatoricism and extended tonalities, as well a compositions for film and video games.

Chris' exceptional aural ability allows him to pastiche styles and genres with remarkable ease, while his innate creativity adds a unique sonic stamp to his composition. Of particular interest to him is programmatic music, and the assignment of extra-musical elements such as landscapes, emotions, concepts of characters to musical arrangements. It is this interest that allows Chris to produce a unique musical accompaniment for any film or video game project.

Chris also manages The Music of Warcraft, an interactive blog which explores the music of the popular online role-playing game. It not only provides fans with a chance to learn more about their favourite tracks, but also acts as a reference for aspiring composers to discover how different musical elements can reflect the geography and history of different lands.

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