Let Me Sleep - Izzy Cooper

Let Me Sleep - Izzy Cooper by AndrewTMackay

Here's an aria that I co-wrote back in 1999 with singer Izzy Cooper. Released through Decca Records and part of the album 'Libera Me'. Three other tracks were co-written by me on the album.

Azam Ali - Abode (Andrew T. Mackay Piano Version)

Abode by Azam Ali - (Andrew T. Mackay Piano Version)  by  AndrewTMackay

Joan's Theme by AndrewTMackay

Joan's Theme  by  AndrewTMackay

LIttle Box Of Sweets screening in Southampton, UK

Another film I scored is being screened over the next few weeks.

The wonderful Little Box Of Sweets is on at The Phoenix In Southampton. More info here.

Watch the premier of 'Semshook' scored by Andrew T. Mackay at Cinequest 20

'Semshook' directed by Siddharth Kumar, the wonderful feature film that I scored will be having it's world premier at Cinequest Film Festival 20 held in San Jose, California late Feb - March.

Semshook is the story of Tenzin, a restless young poet and a second generation Tibetan born and brought up in India, who after many years in exile decides to return to his homeland, Tibet, in search of his own voice and identity.

Think Motorcycle Diaries meets Into the Wild - Shot in the Himalayas!

Screening times are:

Saturday, February 27th, 2010
4:00 pm - Camera 12

Monday, March 1st, 2010
9:00 pm - Camera 12

Thursday, March 4th, 2010
9:45 pm - Camera 12

Scored in India with a full string orchestra and many great soloists from the city of Mumbai (Bombay) recorded at Yash Raj Studios, SRS and Aural Mayhem.

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Suba - a new track to check out

Suba by AndrewTMackay


Check out this track recorded across three countries - India, UK and the land of my dear late Father South Africa.

Please do comment if you can!

Snowy walk on Hampstead Heath!

Still with no news of pending visa I took to the park today for a walk with fine musician and buddy Paul Heard he of M People fame. A short Overground train journey on a reduced train service from Camden Road and I arrived at Finchley and Frognal station. Then a 20 minute walk though the fine but snow entrenched streets. We walked the wonderful Hampstead Heath in North London during the second of two heavy snowfalls in the last week or so.

It was a wonderful escape albeit cold but my ten layers of clothes kept me suitably warm. We ended up in a coffee shop in the middle of the park surrounded by whiteness. Still and silent. It seemed that the whole of London's sound had been absorbed into the peaceful snow. Like a well sound proofed recording studio! The place was really beautiful and this sculpture resting in the snow caught our eye!