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Shiny Floor Shiny Ceiling is the 2012 album by British musician and composer Andrew Poppy. It states these are "nine songs in search of a territory. Seven voices in search of a song" on the front cover and it features contributions from Claudia Brücken, Margaret Cameron, and Lula Pena among a few. Released by the Field Radio label.

Breath Of Fire is the 2016 album by jazz musician Andrew Durkin. This was released on the Portland, Oregon-based label PJCE Records.

A new recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber's critically acclaimed Starlight Express with the cast of the new London production, currently playing at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. Andrew Lloyd Webber said: "Starlight Express' return to London has been an absolute joy for me. I knew immediately that we needed a cast album to capture this brilliant show. I am particularly pleased that 'Hydrogen' is one of our first singles - this a totally new track, written for this production as we reimagined the story of Starlight Express for the zeitgeist of 2024."

Silva Screen Records has announced a soundtrack album for the BBC Earth docu-series The Planets. The album features selections of the original music composed by Anže Rozman (Great Bear Rainforest) and Andrew Christie (The Flood), as well as Jacob Shea (Seven Worlds One Planet, Planet Earth II) and David Fleming (Hillbilly Elegy, Blue Planet II) for Bleeding Fingers Music. The soundtrack will be released digitally on March 5, 2021. Visit Amazon or any other major digital music service to stream/download the album. The Planets is narrated by Professor Brian Cox (in the original UK version) & Zachary Quinto (in the U.S. version) and follows the dramatic lives of the eight majestic planets that make up our solar system through five episodes. The series premiered in the UK in 2019 on BBC One and in the U.S. on PBS.

Jazz-disruptors Ebi Soda return with their latest album 'frank dean and andrew'.

Andrew Gutauskas is a Grammy Award winning Baritone Saxophonist, Composer, Arranger and Educator. He received his Bachelor of Music from William Paterson University and then furthered his education by attending the Artist Diploma program at the Juilliard School where he studied with baritone saxophone legend, Joe Temperley.

Pianist Andrew Armstrong has an international career, having performed items from his large repertory of 35 concertos at all the major U.S. concert halls and prestigious venues across Europe. He is a noted chamber player, often performing and recording with violinist James Ehnes. Armstrong was born on February 18, 1974, in New Canaan, Connecticut, and has continued to perform often in cities along the Connecticut coast. He began piano lessons at age seven, at first only because he was jealous of his older sister, Jane, who had been offered them. He took to the instrument, and his father, a pianist, noticed how he began to carefully shape the music he played. In his teens, Armstrong was sent to the Hoff-Berthelson School in Scarsdale, New York, for studies with Miyoko Nakaya. He began to win prizes, 25 of them in all, and as a freshman at Columbia University (he paid his tuition largely with prize money), he entered the Van Cliburn Competition in Fort Worth, Texas. Earning plaudits from Cliburn himself, Armstrong won a Jury Discretionary Award. After that, though, the prizes dried up, and a first-round washout at the next Cliburn Competition caused Armstrong to think he was prioritizing prize-winning over musicality. He dropped out of Columbia, left his teacher, and began to study concertos on his own, taking engagements with orchestras large and small that wanted to have him.

Andrew Nethsingha and The Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge release the second volume in the highly praised ‘Magnificat’ series, presenting nine settings of the Evening Canticles by celebrated Organist-Composers, written between 1932 and 1952 and non-church musicians from 1974-1989.

“…big heavy metal riffs, skronk jazz, funk, electro-fizzle and Ornette Coleman-style disembodied melodies…”