Artist description Composer/producer who writes classical to contemporary music for media such as film & software.

Music Style Classical to contemporary

Musical Influences My favourite pop composers are Paul McCartney, Andy Partridge, Neil Finn, John Lennon, & Brian Wilson. My favourite classical composers are Claude Debussy, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Ludwig Van Beethoven, & Franz Schubert.

Artist History Alan Lawson is a composer/producer living in Adelaide, South Australia. Alan was born in the UK during 1979 & moved to Australia with his family in 1981. He first became active in music during high school in 1992 when, like so many others, he began to play the guitar. Not long after he met like-minded musicians Matthew Palmer & Iain McGillemhaoil. They formed a band & began to write & record large amounts of music together (often badly). Alan has been making classical & electronic music since September 2001, & is now making music for film & software. They send you to school for that sort of thing, so Alan is studying music at Adelaide University & is in the process of creating a music composition & production business called Lawsongz. Alan is currently recording music for a film called Polar & a computer game called KJK. He is also in the process of forming a recording act with Iain McGillemhaoil called Children Of The West, who are currently recording pop/rock songs.

Group Members Alan Lawson (w/collaborations)

Albums East Meets West (Feb 2002), Liquid Audio (May 2002), Blood Diamonds (Sep 2002), Austin Powerhouse (Jan 2003), Kidney Love (Mar 2003)

Additional Info Forthcoming CDs - War Of The Worlds (Dec 2003), Polar (Feb 2004), KJK (Feb 2004), Nocturnes (Nov 2004), Tavern Tales (Nov 2005)

Location Adelaide, South Australia - Australia

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