Current/ Recent work: Co-produced and arranged Camilla Kerslake album and the second ‘The Priests’ album with Mike Hedges, arrangements for Florence and the Machine, Plan B, Pixie Lott, Kate Nash, strings for Radiohead ‘In Rainbows’ and theme music for Simon Fuller and Nigel Lythgoe's NBC TV show 'Superstars of Dance'.  Sally has composed original music for Pepsi (Kung Fu commercial), VISA (Saatchi and Saatchi commercial starring Bruce Willis) and Oxfam. Her film work includes Pukka, When The Music Stops, Vaccum, In My Dream, Yellow Fever, Jean Genet and Derek Jarman’s Last Of England.  Past work includes The Priests, Duffy, Robbie Williams, Stephen Fretwell, Idlewild, Travis, Kylie, Manic Street Preachers, Angus & Julia Stone, Magnet, The Tears and Zero 7. Recordings: Duffy, Kate Nash and Muse. Writing: Claire Tchaikowski, Mike Hedges, Richard Northern, Elizabeth Gray, Tina Dico and Caroline Buckley. T.V/ Live work including Paul McCartney, James Blunt, Doves, Elbow, Jools Holland Big Band and Massive Attack.

Leo recently released his third album ‘The Unrest Cure’ on David Holmes’ label Canderblinks through Mercury Records. The album features vocalists Ed Harcourt, KT Tunstall, Merz, Brian Eno, Foy Vance amongst others. Leo has worked extensively playing guitar and arranging strings for numerous artists. He has worked with Brian Eno, David Holmes, including work on Holmes’ soundtrack for ‘Ocean's 12’, Nick Cave, Marianne Faithful and Imogen Heap.

Nick played keyboards on Manic Street Preachers album ’Postcards from a Young Man’(Columbia), including the singles '(It’s Not War) Just the End of Love’ and ‘Some Kind of Nothingness’ which features Ian McCulloch. He has also played keyboards on Camilla Kerslake’s debut album on Future Music/Mercury. Nick wrote tracks for David Morrissey’s film ‘Don’t Worry About Me’ and is currently working with producer Greg Haver on various projects.

Past work includes touring and recording as keyboard player with The Spice Girls, Manic Street Preachers, Melanie C, Kylie Minogue, Tom Jones, Sunday Girl, Globus, James Dean Bradfield, Jimmy Somerville, Johnny Boy and Nicky Wire.

Live T.V work includes The Brits, Later with Jools Holland, MTV, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, VH1, Al Murray Pub Landlord  and Top of the Pops.