Born in London, Andy Quin began playing the piano at the age of four. Unlike many ‘child prodigies,’ he was not from a musical family. He turned down a scholarship to study classical piano at the Royal College of Music in order to pursue his growing interests in improvisation, composition and music technology. By his early teens he was regularly performing professional gigs. Andy went on to study at Keele University where he graduated in Music and Electronics in 1982. While at Keele he became a pioneer of digital music, sampling with the world’s first computer musical instrument: the Fairlight CMI. In 1984 he was commissioned to make his first LP, Mirage, which was re-released the following year as DWCD 0001 - the first CD of the world’s first digital music library. Dozens of Production Music albums of orchestral, jazz, piano, synth and small group music followed. Having conducted and worked with many of the finest recording orchestras, musicians, and technology, Andy now has well over one thousand published tracks. With over 30 years at the top of the business, vast numbers of syncs each year, numerous award nominations and many other artists sampling and remixing his work, Andy Quin is one of the most successful and prolific production music composers in the world. His music can be heard everywhere from concert halls to theme parks, children’s TV to Hollywood blockbusters, you will have heard his compositions and performances wherever you live around the globe.