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Pianist and composer of neoclassical, ambient and experimental music.

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Richard P John is pianist, composer and conductor.

Born in Neath, South Wales in 1981, Richard began playing the piano in 1993. From 1996-2000 he studied with Miss Mary Rees (formerly Head of Piano at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama), furthering his studies in 2000 at the Royal College of Music, London, studying piano with Yonty Solomon and composition with Edwin Roxburgh and Kenneth Hesketh. He graduated from the RCM in July 2004.

Richard has performed extensively at a range of venues including Wigmore Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Chipping Campden Music Festival, Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Cheltenham Town Hall, and at Buckingham Palace.

He has made many television appearances and has worked with a wide variety of performers, including Max Bygraves, Isla St. Clair, Sir Willard White, Geri Halliwell, Connie Fisher, John Owen Jones and Rhydian Roberts.

Richard's compositional output consists of solo, vocal, ensemble and choral music, as well as the soundtrack to several independent films. His latest soundtrack is 'M', a short, American horror film directed by Josh Banks.  

His music is published at SheetMusicPlus.com, Canasg (UK) and Lassus Publications (USA).

A Whisperings Artist, his debut solo piano album of his own music entitled Passing Thoughts was released in March 2010 followed by November in November 2010, Echoes in November 2011 and Seasons in Flight in April 2013. His fifth album The Last Days of Summer was released in September 2015 and was nominated for Classical Album of the Year at SoloPiano.com. His sixth album tristesse, was released in December 2017, followed by Flow in March 2019. His music has been featured on BBC Radio Wales. He has also recorded two albums of the music of Erik Satie.

His first ambient album Borders was released in April 2021.

Richard has written articles for ThoughtCatalog.com and HustleAndGrind.co. His book You Can Create! 24 Ways To Unlock Your Creative Potential was published in August 2016.

He is currently piano tutor at The Music Academy, Neath College, and is arranger for the newly reformed Black Mountain Chorus of Wales.

David Philips is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer from the UK. His work as a solo artist and session guitar player has taken him around the world playing venues and festivals such as Montreaux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Marciac Jazz Festival (France) Delhi Jazz Festival (India), Woodford Folk Festival (Australia), Blue Balls Festival (Switzerland), Mare De Agosto Festival (Azores Islands), plus studio work and live shows in the U.S. and South East Asia. He has also written and recorded productions for companies such as MTV, VH1, Audi and Volkswagon and his Cigar Box Guitar driven song "What Am I?" was used by Redbull, bringing a little more worldwide attention to his music. In 2017 his song "Hummingbird" was used on History Channel's navy seals based drama "Six".
Philips self released his debut album “Heal Yourself Alone” in 2010 and was quickly selected as Album Of The Week by Robert Elms at BBC Radio London. It was also at #34 in the top 100 roots/country albums of 2011, compiled by Roots Music Report in the US. After a short tour of Holland and Belgium Philips signed with Black and Tan Records in Holland and released his next 4 albums with the Dutch label. Philips is known for his D.I.Y approach in the studio, writing, recording and producing all his albums himself as well as playing almost all instruments and tracking all vocals. The Rooftop Recordings (2011) was recorded in his rooftop apartment in Barcelona, Spain while December Wine (The 4 Track Tapes) (2013) is a selection of demos recorded using a Tascam 4 track cassette machine. 2015's "If I Had Wings" saw David expand as a composer and producer by including touches of electronica, psychedelia and jazz alongside his usual acoustic and voice approach.
"The Rooftop Recordings 2" (2016) Philips returned to his rooftop apartment in Barcelona to record, getting back to basics with just guitar and voice captured with 2 mics and all doors and windows wide open, a real "fly on the wall" experience. Philips is also a talented painter/draughtsman and his drawings and paintings of birds have provided the artwork for his last 2 releases, giving a good reason to own a CD copy. 
Straight after putting out RTR2 David locked himself in his studio for the Winter months and set to work on songs based around a full band sound and electric guitar. The result is "Winter" an 8 song digital album released in April 2017. Drawing from Blues Rock and Soul for inspiration, Winter is David's most Rock oriented record to date.
In 2017 Philip's song "Hummingbird" was used on History Channel's war drama "Six" and his song Mary was chosen for airplay by BBC Introducing (East Midlands) Radio show.

From April 2017 to April 2018 David went to work on his most recent album "Get Along", released May 2018 on Black and Tan Records the record sees David continue with his D.I.Y. approach to music making with all recording, writing, production, mastering by Philips himself as well as playing all instruments, writing all songs and providing the hand drawn artwork.
David Philips has toured Europe extensively over the past 7 years and continues to showcase his world class guitar playing and carefully crafted songs and stories to a growing audience.

Born from the remnants of the last episode, who shone brightly for 4 years, Blinded by Lights are an all-original indie/alternative band. We're based in Leeds, UK. We're gigging (whenever we're allowed to) and recording.

Some of the songs you'll find on here are The Last Episode, some are becoming Blinded by Lights

Archive television podcast in which Andy Priestner and Martin Holmes explore a new UK drama every episode, offering informal critique, insights and trivia. Join them every fortnight for televisual-based larks.

The Orion Publishing Group is a book publishing company based in London, UK which includes imprints Orion Books, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Phoenix, Gollancz, Cassell Military, SF Gateway, The Murder Room, and Orion Audio.

Home of producer/DJ Matduke, as well as the hardstyle, hard dance and happy hardcore music podcast, "Hard & Loud". Contact: matduke@gmail.com

Established by David Clegg in 2001 the Trebus Project has worked with over a thousand people with dementia in care homes and the community. It is now the largest archive of free to access interviews with people with dementia in the world. 

Clegg was awarded a British Empire medal in 2019 for his work with people with dementia. 

“Patients with dementia, though, they are thought to be different: they – so it’s generally supposed – don’t have anything worthwhile to say about own situation; in fact they don’t have anything worthwhile to say at all. David Clegg’s book shows otherwise, revealing that if patients are listened to, are spent time with, there is underneath all the jumble and repetition and forgetfulness, a story being told by someone ... sometimes desperately ... trying to connect.  Alan Bennett

 “The Trebus Project throws down a gauntlet to the world of contemporary art, so often obsessed with youth, sensationalism and celebrity.”  Harry Eyres - Financial Times.

“Imagine an audio social history of the 20th century, told in scattershot sentences, explosions of rage, elation and sorrow, and the odd bombshell of heart wrenching howling emotion.”  Jane Anderson - Radio Times.
“These remarkable monologues contain not only scattered reminiscences, howling rage and sudden shafts of joy, but grains of gold reminding us that the old were once young, in love and excited by life, and still have insightful things to say.”  Radio Times.

“Stories that are sometimes funny, sometimes moving, sometimes like a Samuel Beckett play in their bleakness.”  Kate Murray - The Social Issue.

“David Clegg and his team of editors have given a voice to a group of people who are not only marginalised, but are also on the whole perceived to have nothing left to say or contribute in any valuable way. These stories show that everyone has a story to tell, even if it can be sometimes fragmented or difficult to interpret. All people need is for someone to truly listen.”  Alex Walker - Associate Director NHS Central Lancashire

It is an honour to be involved in this project – to give voice to an anonymous soul. The words held so much of the essence of her. A kind of magic that you should have taken the time to capture her words. It’s all in us – and it is a kind of poetry - the poetry of being us. Listening creates compassion… which is what we need now more than ever. Fiona Shaw CBE

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