Wright, David

Artist: David Wright
P: 2021
This unusual project presents an enhanced CD containing 68 minutes of new David Wright music plus the Matt Howarth sci-fi novella ‘The Lost Colony’. David Wright’s unique musical canvas is perfect for the expressive brush strokes needed to help capture, in our minds eye, the journey so vividly presented by Matt Howarth enthralling sci-fi novella ‘The Lost Colony’. Of course, the adventure on the desert world is in itself expertly crafted by Matt, so the music by David is more a musical interpretation, rather than a soundtrack. We’re confident you will enjoy both.
Enhanced CD (AD221ECD) featuring 68 minutes of new music composed by David Wright, plus the sci fi novella by Matt Howarth in pdf format.

Artist: David Wright
P: 2011
A beautiful album of drifting space music that feature some of David finest melodic compositions. Everything here has either been skilfully remastered, ie 'Illusions' and 'Ocean 'Watch' or completely re-recorded ie "A Night in September", the wonderful Oriental influenced 'Forbidden City' and 'Romance 89'. The album is completed with new music, the delightful piano piece 'Crystal rain', and the epic 'Lazy Heaven' featuring Geigertek. If you're looking for melodic space music at its very best, then look no further..........

Artist: David Wright
P: 1998
A dynamic, innovative and beautiful electronic music album - likely to appeal to fans of ambient, electronic and world music. ThreeSixZero is one album that genuinly deserves the tag "Classic" and will still be around in years to come when most other albums in the genre are long forgotten!

Artist: David Wright
P: 1989/ 2001 / 2016
This digitally re mastered 1991 cassette release was re-issued in 2001 on CDr and now again on CD. It features 70 minutes of varied music, from wide eyed romanticism to atmospherics and on to classical excursions.
"David explores the middle ground between New Age and melodic, neo-classical EM with influences ranging from Tangerine Dream to Vangelis. To say this is engaging music would be an understatement"

Artist: David Wright
P: 2002
Universally regarded as the finest David Wright album, (album of the year 2002 in numerous outlets and radio shows) Walking with Ghosts is a sensational mix of memorable themes, atmosphere, great rhythms and haunting, emotive moments.

Artist: Enterphase
P: 2004
There is an enchantment and mystery to this wonderfully poetic space music adventure in the old school analog vein but yet feathering out into a freshness unique to this moment and time...The pristine quality of letting a CD play over and over again without getting tired sounding is contained within Solar Promenades. A magically healing quality.
Enterphase consist of Fred Becker and Jeff Filbert with guest musicians and on 'Solar Promenades' the band have developed their sound without radically departing from previous output. On the opening title track melodic chimes are accompanied by cosmic treatments and effects which meander pleasantly along until around the three minute mark some string effects add a little more atmosphere and gravitas. 'After Service' begins eccentrically with unusual rhythms, distorted loops set against a slowly drifting ambient space backdrop. 'Procession at Dawn' has a more stately backdrop to the electronic effects which sound similar to those deployed on early Hawkwind albums, with ascending and descending bleeps and rushes. 'Ice and Lace' is more laid back cosmic soundscapes with sequencers and melodics drifting similarly towards mid 70's Tangerine Dream circa 'Green Desert'. 'Courtyard Memories' has the most recognisable melody so far that is repeated with subtle variations. David Wright adds keyboards and atmospherics to 'Sky Surge' and 'Snow Paths' which are successful pieces, with the latter being one of the highlights of the set with a well crafted melody and keen sense of dynamics and understated drama. 'Time Unbound' returns to the more characteristic cosmic drift of the title track with sequencers and improvised effects.'When the Morrow Breaks' begins gently with ethereal voices and understated treatments and chimes which gradually build up the atmosphere. 'For You' closes the set in more impressionistic style but with all the trademark effects and by now of course you will know if Enterphase's excursions into deep space float your cosmic clipper or not. This album certainly is a progression from the previous release with a little more melodic input and variation but as previously stated does not radically alter the Enterphase agenda. Space cadets sign up here.

Artist: Ian Boddy & David Wright
P: 2009
Two of the UK's foremost electronic music artists join forces to present a sublime album of gently rhythmic, melodic electronic music. Multi-textured soundscapes of chilled electronica that occasionally nods gently in the direction of Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk and Vangelis while always remaining true to the individual styles of Boddy & Wright, and more importantly, to the unique new sound this terrific collaboration has produced.

Artist: Robert Fox & David Wright
P: 2002/2003 / 2009
The original studio recordings for "Timecode" includes previously unreleased music and is a fascinating insight into the writing process, showing how the original compositions differ from the eventual Code Indigo album. There is a real spontaniety and live feel that makes it all wonderfully compelling. The 14 "BT" tracks and "Timecode Exodus" are interlinked to produce one drifting electronic space music epic. Here are the original, sometime quite inspired instrumental music performances of tracks like "24am" and "Call of the Earth", plus additional pieces and alternate versions and arrangements. This collection shows just how prolific Wright & Fox were during this period and is a worthy companion to the "TimeCode" album itself.

Artist: Robert Fox & David Wright
P: 1994 / 2021
LTD 100
This is the complete and unabridged concert recording of the 1994 Robert Fox and David Wright Concert at the Derby Guildhall, UK. Limited edition of just 100 DVDr.
The DVDr will be presented in a cardboard wallet.
The concert footage was transferred from BetaMax tape with effects added to the original 4.3 aspect ratio to present in widescreen. Only some unwanted sections between tracks were removed. Please be aware the video quality is ‘fair’ at best.
The stereo recording was digitally mastered by David Wright, but nothing has been added or taken away. Therefore, this is pretty much what the audience saw and heard all those years ago, mistakes and all!
It was their first ever UK concert hall appearance and both would go on to perform many more together, solo and in various collaborative projects.
At the time of this concert their acclaimed venture, Code Indigo, was still only an idea…
So sit back and enjoy this nostalgic trip down memory lane – the first ever David Wright & Robert Fox concert.