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British-born songwriter, producer and composer Richard Harris will reach inside your head and pull right out of it the music you need for your album, your movie, your TV show, and your life. The procedure is quick, rather pleasurable, and performed with sharpened tools like cutting-edge technology, inescapable hooks, time-defying melodies, and life-defining lyrics.
With music in his blood, Richard grew up watching his father and grandfather play, compose, and conduct their way around the world, and considers himself lucky to be walking in their footsteps. When he quit the trumpet in favor of the piano as a lad in England, his early passion for writing was apparent and unstoppable. When not emulating his father, other major influences took hold, from The Beatles to ABBA and The Clash. Later on, Massive Attack, Imogen Heap, Death Cab For Cutie and Radiohead sealed his passion and molded his senses as a producer.
Now in his third year as a published writer/producer with Peer Music, Richard has cuts with Katharine McPhee (Billboard Top 40), EMI Latin multi-million selling artist Anahi (Billboard Top 10), a top ten single for Universal New Zealand artist Boh Runga and Atlantic new signing Camera Can't Lie. He has a forthcoming single with EMI artist Shawn Hlookoff, cuts with several new Latin artists for Sony and EMI and Warners new signing Meghan Kabir amongst others including Universal, Atlantic and Capitol Records. Co-write credits include Grammy award winning and multi million selling writers including Mark Hudson, Pam Sheyne, Victoria Shaw, Gary Burr, Peter Zizzo, Sean Hosein, Darrel Brown, Keith Follese, Jeff Franzel and Boots Ottestad.
If you turn on the TV anywhere in the world, you'll hear Richard's music on CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, The BBC, Granada TV, History Channel, Lifetime, MTV, Discovery Channel, TNT, and many others. His songs have been heard in commercials, and TV shows including "One Tree Hill", "Cold Case", "Third Watch", "The Closer", "The Hills", "Joan Of Arcadia", and even awards shows like Critic's Choice and Cinematheque.
With great respect to the masters of all genres and eyes fixed firmly on the future of the art form, Richard Harris continues to create groundbreaking music in his home studio in Los Angeles.
For more information, visit www.myspace.com/richardharrismusic |
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