SIMON FISHER-TURNER is an actor, composer, musician, producer, and songwriter from London, England. “Simon Turner (Self-Titled)” (1990) was available from Creation Records, “Sex Appeal” (1992), “The Many Moods Of Simon Turner” (1993), “Revox” (1993), “Blue” (1994), “Nadja” (1995), “Shwarma” (1996), “Loaded” (1996), “Still, Moving, Light” (1999), “Oh Venus” (1999), “Eyes Open” (1999), “Travelcard” (2000), “Riviera Faithful” (2002), “Swift” (2002), and “Lana Lara Lata” (2007) are all independently released and available online. In the 1980’s, Simon Fisher-Turner released several singles as The King of Luxembourg, many of them receiving airplay by BBC Radio DJ John Peel. During this time Simon also started to record film soundtracks, most notably for Derek Jarman’s “Caravaggio” (1986). He has continued to compose many film and television soundtracks, including David Lynch’s “Nadja” (1995), “Jerusalem, City Of Heaven” (1996), “Shabbat Night Fever” (1997), “Trance” (1998), “My Kingdom” (2001), “Angel” (2003), “Resurrection” (2004), “Sweeney Todd” (2006), “Burning Light” (2006), and “Stanley Kubrick’s Boxes” (2008). In 2009, Simon Fisher-Turner also produced Polly Scattergood’s self-titled debut album available from Mute Records.

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