Original Guitar Music for Film and Television

Born in Surrey in 1964, Mick spent his formative years in Plympton during the era of Pogle's Wood, The Clangers, Dr Who, Belle and Sebastian, Atom Ant and Robinson Crusoe, to name a few. The peculiarly melodious TV theme music of the time undoubtedly had an influence on him; he recounts playing Dr Who on the piano at 4. Having been born with a musical ear and playing guitar for 26 years, he creates a wide variety of moods with his versatility of genres.

He has produced Incidental music for Wild Yonder's The Last Refuge with Richard Leaky and Anna Kerina; a documentary on the endangered black rhino, filmed by Nicholas Jones. Also, on a less serious note, the theme tune for The Adventures of Clipper - a children's high seas animation by Tony Fay of Antonio Productions,

A Spanish guitar and percussion album with ex- Van Morrison drummer, a blues abum and, most recently, a dub blues album are other projects that Mick has Authored.

Mick's forte really is serious guitar music with very melodious slant. His choice of television are in-depth documentaries from volcanology to astronomy.

He records in his 48 track digital studio in Exeter, Devon, and welcomes commissions for his high quality fingerwork to augment new film and television productions.