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Personnel: The Cinematic Orchestra (vocals); Tom Chant (soprano saxophone, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano); Jamie Coleman...

For the true follow-up to 2002's Every Day -- since 2003's Man with a Movie Camera soundtrack had actually been recorded four years earlier -- J. Swinscoe & co.'s Cinematic Orchestra produced another soundtrack, this one virtually invisible. Not long after Every Day 's release, Swinscoe began writing music for another Cinematic LP, but in another direction from where he'd gone previously. This was a series of quiet, contemplative instrumentals, with Rhodes keyboards and reedy clarinets, simply begging...

'Motion' is beyond category. The easy description is that this is jazz. Except that how many jazz bands have been given a series of samples to riff around, recorded performances and then had those performances re-sampled, shaped and stretched beyond recognition? There are precedents (there are always precedents) in the work of Miles Davis and Teo Macero cutting and splicing reel-to-reel in the seventies but this is taking the process...

The Cinematic Orchestra has certainly been designed to compose and perform music for films, but that they are now involved with the...

THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA Live At The Royal Albert Hall (2008 UK 9-track 2-LP vinyl set - In November 2007, Jason Swinscoe brought his Cinematic Orchestra and a 24-piece Heritage Orchestra to London and played to a sold-out crowd; with over 40 musicians onstage at times, Swinscoe used the show as a unique opportunity to open out his chamber pieces into intense, beautiful & exquisitely realised epics which left the huge audience baying for more; with vocal contributions from Heidi Vogel...

THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA Ma Fleur (2007 UK 11-track CD album - Following the release of 'Everyday', Jason Swinscoe relocated from East London to Paris where he began work on the instrumentals which would form the basis of his new record, before giving the rough version to a friend who then disappeared for 3 weeks and came back with short story scripts in which each scene represented a story of a different time in life, expressing the emotions which underpin the journey from birth to...

Across seven sweeping, dramatic tracks, the group take you on a journey through classic soul, jazz, choral pieces, sinking horn riffs, throbbing harp b-lines, minimalism and more. All imbued with a contemporary edge and an intellect that keeps things as far as is possible from lazy wallpaper wank. And with guests of the calibre of Fontella Bass (the writer and performer of '60s soul masterpiece "Rescue Me" and member of...

'Motion' is beyond category. The easy description is that this is jazz. Except that how many jazz bands have been given a series of samples to riff around, recorded performances and then had those performances re-sampled, shaped and stretched beyond recognition? There are precedents (there are always precedents) in the work of Miles Davis and Teo Macero cutting and splicing reel-to-reel in the seventies but this is taking the process...

For the true follow-up to 2002's Every Day -- since 2003's Man with a Movie Camera soundtrack had actually been recorded four years earlier -- J. Swinscoe & co.'s Cinematic Orchestra produced another soundtrack , this one virtually invisible. Not long after Every Day 's release, Swinscoe began writing music for another Cinematic LP, but in another direction from where he'd gone previously. This was a series of quiet, contemplative instrumentals, with Rhodes keyboards and reedy clarinets, simply begging...