Gareth Dunlop | pl

Gareth has worked variously as a producer, player or co-writer with artists including Natalie Imbruglia, The Who, Noel Gallagher, Kaiser Cheifs, Kasabian, Paul Weller, Razorlight, The Coral, Bloc Party, The Freestylers and Goldfrapp. With Audio Network, Gareth has produced works ranging from cutting edge big beat and urban hip hop to full orchestral scores with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. He is one of those annoying people who is equally at home as a multi-instrumentalist as he is MCing hip hop gigs or pioneering amazing recording techniques. As a producer and engineer Gareth’s ears are so valued by equipment manufacturers that...

● Born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland, 23-year old Gareth Dunlop was hailed “One to Watch” by BBC Radio Ulster. ● Named 2011 Young Songwriter of the Year at the Annual Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival ● Dunlop’s songs have been featured in numerous hit television series including “Cougar Town,” “One Tree Hill,” “Private Practice,” “Army Wives,“Life Unexpected,” and more. ● Dunlop has opened for Jeff Beck, Jools Holland, Nanci Griffith, Angus & Julia Stone, Paul Carrack, The Steeldrivers, Imelda May and more. ● Snow Patrol performed Dunlop’s song, “Firefly,” with a full orchestra and invited him to join the...

Genre: Christian / Pop / Rock, Location Elkhorn, Nebraska, US .

1. Gareth Williams(1953-2001) Formerly a member of This Heat, the innovative UK band that bridged the gap between Prog and Post-Punk. he left the group in '81 to go to India, later co-authoring The Rough Guide To India. In 1985 Gareth, together with Mary Currie, made the cassette-only collection of songs Flaming Tunes. Gareth died of cancer Dec 24 2001. Flaming Tunes was rereleased in summer 2009 on CD. 2. Gareth Williams (Born 1982) Aspiring musician - Work ranges from Electronic and Alternative Rock to Symphonic and Orchestral Scores. Born in the North-east of England he is currently developing works...

Based in Nottingham, United Kingdom, Gareth Hardwick creates music that is at once rich and minimalist, dense and subtle. By manipulating the natural tones of his guitar with effects and loops he can deform and reshape the sounds generated by his instrument until you're no longer sure what you're hearing - an organ, a voice, or no recognisable instrument. Between abstract sounds, fragile and delicate melodies reveal themselves to you; finding yourself lost in intricate textures you are suddenly awoken by an absence of structure or sound, of something that one can hold on to. His main influences are drawn...