Jamie Gray

Classically trained, Jamie's influences owe as much to Ludovico Einaudi and Beethoven as they do Muse and Nobuo Uematsu. Jamie is a versatile musician with a postgraduate degree in composition for film and TV. Of the many performances Jamie has given in his career, highlights include twice playing for the Mayor & Mayoress of Epsom & Ewell at the Epsom Playhouse, at a political party AGM, and at a private wedding at The Dorchester, Hyde Park.

Jamie occasionally busks around southwest London and Surrey. Piano buskers are a dying breed in the UK, but one such busk fortuitously led to two of Jamie's pieces ('Jill' and 'Lament') being used in Screwdriver, a short indie film released in 2018. Screwdriver went on to be shortlisted at 3 film festivals. Both pieces are featured in CHAISE LONGUE which is Jamie's debut album of solo piano instrumentals, and is the culmination of 20 years worth of writing several songs and selecting only the best. The launch night was held at The Grey Horse, Kingston upon Thames on 9th February 2020 just in time for Covid!

Alan Worth

Alan Worth studied piano, composition and organ at the Royal College of Music where he undertook a B.Mus. degree. Upon graduation, he undertook further study for a Master’s with the aid of a Leverhulme Scholarship, and further study in composition and piano at the Liege Conservatoire with the aid of a Belgian Government Scholarship. Alan worked as a lecturer in music at various colleges in the London area and for the adult education sectors of London and Surrey universities before choosing to change direction. For the last 30 years and more, he has pursued a career in publishing and is currently the Editor for a prominent schools admission test provider.

Consistently, since finishing his full-time musical education, Alan has provided music for church services, holding various Director of Music positions. He is currently the Director of Music at St John the Baptist Church, Kingston. Alan loves to perform on the piano and to collaborate with singers and instrumentalists whenever he can. He is a frequent performer at music festivals around the UK.

MICHAEL ALEXANDER Michael Is an up and coming guitarist and composer from Croydon who plays music in a multitude of genres both with multiple bands and as a solo artist. His influences range from the likes of Joe Satriani and Steve Vai to Django, De Lucia, Holdsworth and many more. He has composed guitar and orchestral arrangements for two feature length films and has a solo set in line with his eclectic tastes taking in Classical, Jazz, Flamenco and even Progressive Rock!