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- Compilations
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(Dr) Neil March (born Hemel Hempstead, 1963) is a British Composer and Recording Artist. March studied at Goldsmiths, University of London with Roger Redgate obtaining a masters degree and PhD in composition. March's PhD was on the subject of Developing an Urban Art Music[1]. The thesis focused on the relationship between recorded environmental sounds used both for pitch and effect and notated instrumental parts. March's music has been featured on BBC Radio 3 and BBC Radio 6 Music. In 2017 a nomination by the radio show Late Junction and its presenter Max Reinhardt led to March performing on the BBC Music Introducing stage at Latitude Festival. March conducted his ensemble The Music of Sound and Late Junction broadcast part of the performance. His music has also featured on Freak Zone with Stuart Maconie and on the Tom Robinson show, both on BBC Radio 6 Music. He continues to record and perform his electronic pop and related music as one half of the duo Environmental Sound Foundation with singer-poet Dilara[2]. His newest work has been featured on NTS and he has been a frequent guest on Radio Dacorum in Hemel Hempstead. March spent a short spell in 2018 as A&R Manager and reviewer for the online music platform Angry Baby[3]. Since late 2017 he has worked as a moderator and reviews writer for Tom Robinson on his Fresh on the Net website and new music blog[4]. He owns and records for the independent label Demerara Records[5]. He is also the author of the new music blog Trust The Doc[6]. March was invited to be a keynote speaker at the 2018 World Music Conference[7]. He has also had his works preserved in the British Library musical archives. Disography{{col-begin}}{{col-2}}Albums- Urban Art Music (album) on Demerara Records (2014)
- Library Music Vol. 1 Recorded as Nielstromm (album) on Demerara Records (2018)
Singles & EPs- Music To Plan Towns By (EP) on Demerara Records (2017)
- Water (1st Movement) with The Music of Sound (single) on Demerara Records (2017)
- Prelude (single) on Demerara Records (2017)
- Sounds Converge (EP) on Demerara Records (2018)
- Disunited Nations, Recorded as Environmental Sound Foundation (EP) on Demerara Records (2018)
- Sonic Sketchbook, Recorded as Environmental Sound Foundation (EP) on Demerara Records (2018)
Compilations- Metrospectra III, track on This is Tomorrow Calling compilation on Demerara Records (2015)]
- The Grass is Greener as Environmental Sound Foundation featuring Dilara, track on Vanishing Point (Volume 1) on Demerara Records (2018)]
- The Road to Aberdare as Neil March, track on Vanishing Point (Volume 1) on Demerara Records (2018)]
{{col-end}}External links- //demerararecords.com/neil-march/ Composer Page on Demerara Records website
- //demerararecords.com/environmental-sound-foundation/ Artist Page on Demerara Records website
- //britishmusiccollection.org.uk/composer/neil-march Neil March page on British Music Collection site
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/about-us/neil-march/ Neil March's page on Fresh on the Net
- //goldlink-online.com/2018/06/14/guest-post-from-new-cross-to-a-new-music-life/ Goldsmiths University Blog
- //www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/6f511adf-f09c-4164-bf35-2a4343cb095d Neil March BBC Artist Page
- //www.bbc.co.uk/music/tracks/n4hb6b Neil March & The Music of Sound BBC Song Page
- //www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/38055c63-eab1-4337-91f9-7a08539f0bd7 Environmental Sound Foundation BBC Artist Page
- //www.bbc.co.uk/music/playlists/zzzn4q BBC Music Summer Playlist including Neil March
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/09/we-got-it-covered-who-recorded-the-greatest-cover-versions/ Article about classic covers
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/08/emerging-from-the-mist-4/ Part 4 of Neil March August 2018 Blog Series for Fresh on the Net
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/08/emerging-from-the-mist-3/ Part 3 of Neil March August 2018 Blog Series for Fresh on the Net
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/08/emerging-from-the-mist-2/ Part 2 of Neil March August 2018 Blog Series for Fresh on the Net
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/08/emerging-from-the-mist-1/ Part 1 of Neil March August 2018 Blog Series for Fresh on the Net
- //www.angrybaby.co.uk/chiedu-oraka/ Neil March Feature on Chiedu Oraka for Angry Baby Music, 30th July 2018
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/07/faves293/ Neil March Review of Fresh Faves, 30th July 2018
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/06/faves285/ Neil March Review of Fresh Faves, 4th June 2018
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/03/faves274/ Neil March Review of Fresh Faves, 5th March 2018
- //freshonthenet.co.uk/2018/01/faves269/ Neil March Review of Fresh Faves, 29th January 2018
- //demerararecords.com/trust-the-doc Various Editions of Neil March's Trust The Doc Blog
- //docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRfV6BbJt1nWqgv_FfUsViykf7bMAwOhl5gM85vd7o1wm1qYjSQMWsS8eSeGQUhNrXrN8jOQG4ebPce/pub What do we mean by New Music? by Neil March
- //demerararecords.com/how-germanys-synth-electronic-music-has-taken-centre-stage-in-the-new-music-of-today-neil-march/ How Germany's Synth Electronic Music has taken centre stage in the new music of today by Neil March
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