Simon Fisher Turner

U.K. composer and sound developer Simon Fisher Turner could very well be most widely known for his film ratings of independent movies, including several Derek Jarman’s and his Oscar-nominated rating for Anna Campion’s Packed. In his youngsters, he was a kid television acting professional who documented a pop LP plus some 45s (self-described as “appalling”) for UK Information and Ariola within the ’70s. Later on, he and Colin Lloyd Tucker had been mixed up in early days from the The, but quickly went off like a duo (1982), documenting two albums as Deux Filles (two French ladies), the other as Jeremy’s Key. After Fisher Turner went single, his film rating work with Derek Jarman began, you start with the film Caravaggio and including his later on rating for Blue. He also documented two albums (for Un) and toured beneath the name the Ruler of Luxembourg in the past due ’80s. The past due ’90s discovered him collaborating with Robin Rimbaud (Scanning device) on live improvisations as well as the recording on Travelcard; Fisher Turner also collaborated with choreographer Rosemary Butcher for quite some time and, in the past due ’90s, played within the Hangovers, a music group led by Gina Birch from the Raincoats. He provides documented for Creation, Mute, as well as other brands under a number of aliases (excluding those earlier mentioned): Simon Turner, SFT, and Loveletter, and in collaborations as Kendall Turner Overdrive and Poor Dream FANCY DRESS OUTFITS. Through the entire 2000s, Fisher Turner centered on film and experimental music, launching albums like Swift (2002) and Lana Lara Lata (2007), a assortment of soundscapes manufactured in collaborations with French audio musician Rainier Lericolais and Italian electronica duo T uM’. After creating the soundscape for Cynthia Beatt’s Tilda Swinton-starring 2009 film article, The Invisible Body, he came back to more regular music, producing English vocalist/songwriter Polly Scattergood’s debut recording. 2011 saw the discharge from the triple-album Soundtracks for Derek, which presented music made up for Jarman’s Super 8 exhibition in the Julia Stoschek Basis in Düsseldorf, Germany. The next 12 months he collaborated with Japanese designer Shiro Takatani and in addition performed concerts in European countries using the Elysian Quartet. Fisher Turner’s rating for the 1924 film The Epic of Everest premiered in 2014 by Mute Information. Giraffe, a collection of prepared field recordings and audio designs also offering the Elysian Quartet, premiered by Editions Mego in 2017.