Composition, Orchestration and Trombone - Toby Carswell Percussion, Recording and Mixing - Rhys Davies A massive thanks to our good friends and musical guests: Oboe - Isabel Kent Clarinet - Emma Gerrett Trumpet - Dan Gray Harp - Georgina Wells Violin - Tom Crofton-Green all 7 cellos! - Jenny Sturt It was an incredibly fun and rewarding process to score this beautiful short animation. We aimed to create and otherworldly sense of magic with consonant yet volatile harmony and lush orchestration. The musicians had to record separately because of the state of the world in early 2021, however we are so pleased with our decision to employ our mates for this score; despite the technical challenges! Please enjoy! Recorded at Sound of the Sandbox Recording Studio.

Here is an excerpt from the film CYNEVIN by Seth Hughes - https://vimeo.com/441625009 This is a piece we wrote which went on to inspire our composition, Waves. The slow motion of this piece allows room to enjoy the beauty of the film. Camera work by Seth Hughes captures the stunning long boarding artistry of Mike Lay.

The film Caminandes 3 - Llamigos was directed by Pablo Vazquez and produced by the Blender Animation Studio. It is used in the context of the Indie Film Music Contest under the Creative Commons Attribution license from the following source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6mLFxGRFI4

Effortless is a piece written for a short film by Seth Hughes and Mike Lay.

Our submission for the Spitfire Audio Westworld scoring competition 2020. This was a very rewarding piece to create. we attempted to capture the twisted reality that the character Caleb - played by Aaron Paul - is experiencing while under the influence of the drug Genre. There is a juxtaposition of heroic melody against an unstable and glitchy soundscape backdropped by driving synthesisers and percussion. Due to the restrictions of quarantine because of the COVID-19 outbreak this piece was composed in a bedroom with a laptop, a mini midi keyboard and a ukulele (see if you can spot it!). This created some interesting challenges as it is our first time relying so heavily on software instruments; it was fun to find ways of working around this. The great thing about these instruments is the amount of creativity that can go into each patch, with many voices, modulations and automations possible. Anyway, please enjoy our entry to the competition. There have been some amazing entries so big congratulations to everyone who took this on. Finally, don't forget to cheer for the true hero of this scene... the robot bike!! Thank you for watching.