Simon is a London-based composer and pianist whose fascination with space has inspired his first stand-alone release A Quarter Of A Million Miles, a 10 piece vocal and instrumental album based on Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins’ memoir Carrying The Fire. His career began in the mid-90s scoring hit TV shows like Scrapheap Challenge through to ITV’s BAFTA-winning Long Lost Family. He’s written music for acclaimed dramas (The Passion, The Railway Children, CBBC’s Hetty Feather, Above Suspicion, Beauty), feature films (Good, Lena: The Bride Of Ice, The Postcard Killings), and documentaries (Life Before Birth, Mary Shelley: The Birth of Frankenstein). Simon is known for blending orchestral writing with jazz, guitars, loops and experimental textures.

