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.

The Commotions write epic, sparkling, uncommonly skilled jazzy, funky soul/pop that, depending where you are on Volume II, conjure everything from Motown to Stax to Jake and Elwood. If this was the 1970s, The Sonny & Cher Show would be duking it out with Lola Falana to book the band for a marquee spot.

Tribe Royal - Fresh Vibe /  Vintage Sound.   If you like: The Sheepdogs, CCR, The Allman Brothers Band - Ottawa alternative folk rock band Tribe Royal may not have been alive during the ’60s and ’70s, but that doesn’t stop them from being apart of the revival. The indie four piece turn back the clocks with generous harmonies, vintage rock groove, and sing-along melodies reminiscent of the pioneering days of Americana and folk rock “  Dusty Organ (2016)

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