Since finding early fames as a founder of 1960’s pop group Amen Corner, and continuing to record a further 5 solo albums, he has been extensively working on projects virtually amounting to a stellar A to Z of popular music, which includes being the permanent guitar player for Eric Clapton and Roger Waters, as well as most recently, Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings. Now, 26 years since his last solo album, Andy releases “Sweet Soulful Music” - produced by his long time producer and friend Glyn Johns, it is a sexy, witty, intelligent, humorous, and brilliant album of soul, blues and rock ‘n’ roll. The album has just been nominated by the American Blues Foundation for a Blues Music Award while Joe Cocker has also recorded “Hymn 4 My Soul” as his first single from his new Parlophone album: “Hymn For My Soul”. ARTIST WEBSITE

Uncut magazine called him the “missing link between Damien Rice and Jeff Tweedy” and Mojo’s 4 star review called his first album “Classic and beautiful”, while his latest release was hailed "a masterpiece!" in Maverick's 5 star review, this highly acclaimed and very individual British singer-songwriter has paid his dues touring the mid-west of America, playing Parisian jazz clubs, supporting artists from Wilco to Ozzy to James Blunt and Festivals from Austin’s South By Southwest to London’s Wireless Festival. He's released albums with A&M and Tall Tale Records, he’s had his music feature in the left-field hit movies Driving Lessons, That Deadwood Feeling and The Thief Lord and been Single-of-the-Week on iTunes, a finalist for the Independent Music Awards, performed on commercials for NBC(!) and A listed across British radio. As a songwriter he's had his songs recorded by other artists including Magdi (Universal), Paul Kowalczyk (Pink Crow), Kate Aumonier (Sanctuary Records), Duncan James (Parlophone/EMI Records) and most recently Sarray (Universal Records). TD Lind is currently writing new songs and the score to the independent Hollywood film "Feed The Fish" while regularly performing at The House of Blues and Cafe Largo in Los Angeles. His latest album "Call Me Sinner" is just out on Tall Tale Records. ARTIST WEBSITE

Marti Pellow was the lead singer and public face of Wet Wet Wet, one of the most successful pop groups in UK history. Selling over 15 million albums, garnering 25 UK Top 40 singles, 9 Top 10 and 3 Number Ones, Wet Wet Wet hold the record for the biggest selling single in UK history, “Love Is All Around” which featured in the movie Four Weddings And A Funeral and stayed at Number 1 in the UK chart for 15 weeks. Marti Pellow is now one of the most successful leading men in musical theatre. He has just completed a 10 month UK tour as the lead in the box office smash Witches of Eastwick, starred in the Warners DVD of "Chess in Concert", played to record audiences as Billy Flynn in the hit musical Chicago on London’s West End as well as on Broadway, which he is due to revive in 2010 after which he stars in the new arena latin dance musical Sacred Flame. He continues to sell out his concert tours, constantly promoting his hit solo albums such as Smile, Marti Pellow Sings the Hits of Wet Wet Wet, both Top 10 albums, Between The Covers, Moonlight Over Memphis and most recently his highly acclaimed jazz concerts and album Sentimental Me. Marti has just completed his first solo pop album in over five years, Boulevard of Life, to be released later in the year. ARTIST WEBSITE

TYSongs is the highly talented and dynamic young English writing production team of Owen Thomas and Lily-May Young. Currently working from their studio in Los Angeles, but with bases in both Houston Texas and at their Dorset studios in the UK, they have spent the last couple of years working the likes of Matthew Knowles’ Music World Entertainment, The Bama Boyz, Mateo, Natalie Imbruglia, Danity Kane, producer Joe Staxx, MTV, HBO, Columbia Pictures and are currently in the thick of various projects for both UK and US artists. ARTIST WEBSITE

Richard Littlejohn is one of the most influential journalists in the UK over the past 40 years. Journalist, author and broadcaster he has written for The Sun, The Spectator, The Evening Standard and currently has a twice-weekly column for the Daily Mail and has been named Fleet Street's Columnist of the Year. Richard has written several books which have topped the UK non-fiction book charts, most recently Littlejohn's Britain and has presented numerous radio and tv shows, most notably his talk show on LBC Radio, RIchard Littlejohn on Sky News and most recently the highly acclaimed documentary The War on Britain's Jews. Richard's latest book Littlejohn's House of Fun is released in April 2010.

Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin worked together from 1955 until Miss Brahms’s death in 1982. They collaborated in writing for Radio, Television and Films and wrote three novels and two collections of short stories together, but their most prolific work was for the Theatre. They wrote several plays and musicals, including “Cindy-Ella or I Gotta Shoe”, “Sing A Rude Song”, “Nickelby & Me” and “The Mitford Girls”. Their television work together included “That Was The Week That Was”, which Sherrin devised, produced and directed. Miss Brahms also wrote intricate song medleys, not only for the “Song by Song” series on Television, which celebrated the great lyricists of the Twentieth Century, but also for “Side by Side by Sondheim” for the Theatre, which Sherrin devised and directed and in which he starred in both the West End in London and on Broadway in New York. After Miss Brahms’s death, Sherrin continued to produce, direct, write or perform in some of the most important and influential television, film, radio and theatre in the entertainment world until his death in October 2007. Deke Arlon managed Miss Brahms and Sherrin throughout their careers from the early 1970’s and continues to represent their estate.

The sheet music that hangs on the walls of Shapiro Bernstein & Co.’s New York office tells a story, not only of one of the music industry’s most legendary companies, but also of American music itself. It is a story that extends back more than 100 years, to the wild and unruly atmosphere of Manhattan’s West 28th Street, better known as Tin Pan Alley, in an age where ragtime, vaudeville and technological innovations in mass printing combined to create the first generation of music entrepreneurs. As they approach their 100th anniversary in 2013, Shapiro Bernstein remains what it has always been, an independent music company with an entrepreneurial spirit, ready to adapt to whatever musical and technological changes the future brings. It remains a home for classic songs and legendary songwriters of every era: including such classics as: In The Mood, A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square, Papa Loves Mambo, A Fine Romance, On The Sunny Side of the Street, theme to Lawrence of Arabia, Ring of Fire, Sea of Heartbreak and under the leadership of Michael Brettler, who became president in 2000, Shapiro is committed to finding the best of contemporary music from Shannon’s “Let The Music Play” to recordings by Moby, Backstreet Boys, Sex Pistols, Bob Dylan, Michael Buble, Rod Stewart, Harry Connick Jnr, Michael Jackson and Pixie Lott. Exploring new and creative avenues for exposing that music to the public, and protecting and defending the rights of songwriters and copyright holders around the world, Shapiro Bernstein is not only a part of American music history, it is a company determined to play a continuing role in making history.

The Kassner group has a heritage of over 65 years and represents one of the great independent catalogues of popular music that includes Rock Around the Clock, You Really Got Me and All Day and All of the Night, tracks widely acknowledged to have changed the face of popular music with their release. The total number of owned or administered copyrights currently exceeds seventy thousand and we are constantly looking to add songs of quality to our collection. Turnover and volume of business have grown throughout the duration of our existence but we have always maintained a tight, modern and well-run operation, with an international network of affiliates and sub-publishers which has allowed us to maximise the value of the copyrights in our care. Our aim is to offer outstanding personal service to our clients whilst continuing to increase our presence by the direct signing of both new and established songwriters and composers, catalogue acquisition and administration of copyrights. Recent examples of our approach in each of these areas are the exclusive publishing agreement entered into with up-and-coming composer, Chris Turpin of the band, Kill It Kid, our purchase of the Sash! dance music catalogue and the administration of the songs of Tangerine Music, which include the R&B classic Hit the Road Jack made famous by Ray Charles. Above all, we are committed to the creative process, understanding and protecting the value of music in a rapidly evolving global environment.