Firstly thank you for taking time to stop and listen to a track or two I’ve had the pleasure of composing.  I hope you enjoy them as much as I writing and producing them.

I’m blown away by film score compositions so decided to sit and see if I could produce some. The story and journey of the scene is so important to try and express what you are trying to get across… 

I’m a self taught pianist , singer, producer and more recently film actor (nice part in Aquaman 2) 

I literally have zero idea how to read music so play and compose by ear and just love getting submerged into it….

taught myself the piano at 8 years of age and it was one of the most useful thing I’ve done.

I grew up in army boarding school, played rugby , all I wanted to do was join the army and somehow I ended up being a singer and actor and now ….. a composer.

many thanks for your time on my page and feel free to drop a message.

Kind regards

Jonathan 

Insta :- @jonathanbremner

Tom E Morrison, award-winning producer, composer and director of Big Sky Song, has worked in an eclectic musical arena ranging from mixing and engineering for renowned UK band Underworld, remixing for “Puff Daddy’s” label Bad Boy,  to composing and producing music for TV Shows, Games consoles, Feature Films, Trailers and international Corporate Clients .
In 2011 he is expanding Big Sky Song Music Production and is launching Big Sky Song Records and Music Publishing .

German #alternativepop #electrorockband. Find out more on: www.plexiphones.com
The PLEXIPHONES have been flexing their electro pop prowess and ushering in the underground since 2011, their following growing with every passing gig. Drawing their influence from krautrock kings Kraftwerk, this indie band blooms from their roots through the seminal sounds of new wave wonders the Simple Minds and the untouchable U2. The PLEXIPHONES have a sound so rich and so addictive they are set to take the alternative scene by storm, giving listeners a body of work that tempts toes to tap and hands to clap ceaselessly. Sending seismic blasts of sound right from their roots out to the multitudes of musos baying at the foot of their stage, the music they make echoes through listeners long after the last hook has rung out, their irresistible rhythms stuck on an internal repeat. The PLEXIPHONES put their music centre stage, kicking egos to the curb to focus on mastering their technique, and it shows; their style is 'seamless' and 'superb' and has been causing an uproar through the UK underground these past two years, reviving a sound that has long since disappeared from the dance floor and bringing it back to the present with a presence few peers can match.
The soon-to-be indie icons have had the Water Rats regulars writhing and reeling to their air tight alternative anthems for those tired of the dismal drones of the Top 40. Their set at Music Palace no doubt placed them as ones to watch in the minds of those who attended, nuances of New Order could very clearly be weaving through the heaving crowd and was greeted by nothing but cheers. With these performances in mind it becomes clear that the PLEXIPHONES are a group that are here to stay, and a group you’ll never want to leave your speakers.
Forging their own unique iconography from their ingenious iconoclasm, their debut EP and their debut album (The London Tapes and News from the Colonies and their second album Electric), the band have beckoned countless crowds from not just the UK, but Europe in its entirety with their revolutionary blend of rock and roll and entrancing electro. Profound and punchy in equal measure, their latest collaboration with multimillion selling Trance titans Sash! ‘Can’t Change You’ is set to have crowds churning and cheering wall to wall and has already become the second hottest track on Germany’s top 100 DJ Charts, keeping decks across the country spinning for weeks on end.
Coming off the back end of an electric mini-marathon of dates in the UK (supporting the post punk powerhouse Blue Zoo at the Art Bar in Oxford and the Islington’s esteemed O2 Academy) PLEXIPHONES will be releasing their third Album „Break in the Clouds“ in October 2019.

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