Scott Bramley

I’ve been playing the piano since the age of 7. We’d inherited a piano from my late grandmother, herself quite a pianist, so I’m told; and my mother was tired of hearing me plinking and plonking tunelessly. So, I was sent for lessons and I found that I quite liked it. I took up the trumpet a few years later, which gave me more experience playing with wind bands and jazz bands. And I found my singing voice while I was in sixth form, when I auditioned for the school musical and landed the lead role. After a brief detour into psychology at university, I decided to pursue music as a career. I've worked as a singer, pianist, teacher, and performer in a band. I'm also a composer and arranger, working on anything from songs to instrumental music for media.

Sam Williams

Creativity and music have always been a passion for me, having been locked in the home piano room from the age of 7 by my mum, to make sure I did my practice.  The clarinet and guitar followed, the latter being taken up at university, when I realised that lugging a keyboard around practice rooms and venues when in a band was a bum deal (plus, guitar is sexy).  Writing music, rather than performing, is what I love; and I tend to get inspired by feelings, or stories, rather than real life events.  My professional career couldn’t be more different.  I’m an economist and co-founder of an economics consultancy, based in London. I’m still running and expanding it today.  I guess I’m a geek.