Michael Andrews
Fragile, minimalist piano and strings that capture the quiet ache of suburban life. Intimate scores for moments of deep reflection and gentle melancholy.
Fragile, minimalist piano and strings that capture the quiet ache of suburban life. Intimate scores for moments of deep reflection and gentle melancholy.
Born in 1967, American multi-instrumentalist and producer Michael Andrews is recognized for his film scores and work as a founding member of the soul-jazz group The Greyboy Allstars. Performing under the name Elgin Park, he gained significant prominence for his 2003 collaborative cover of Tears for Fears' Mad World. His diverse musical style draws inspiration from artists including Joel Goldsmith, Peter Bernstein, Jean-Michel Jarre, Randy Newman, and Chris Mancini.
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