Andy Gray (musician)

Andrew Gray-Ling (born 1970),[1] better known as Andy Gray, is a British songwriter, composer, and record producer. Gray became one half of the Perfecto remix team with Paul Oakenfold to replace Steve Osborne, and they went on to remix Moby's "Natural Blues" and U2's "Beautiful Day" and compose the theme music for Big Brother UK under the name Elementfour.

Andy Gray
Birth nameAndrew Gray-Ling
Also known asAmoeba Assassin
Grayed Out
Born1970 (age 49–50)
OriginUnited Kingdom
Occupation(s)Producer, mixer, remixer
Years active2000–present
Associated actsElementfour
2 Bit Pie / Fluke
Hard-Fi
Enter Shikari
Websiteandygrayproductions.com

Discography

Film scores
  • Hunters (2016 TV series) (composer/ producer)
  • Alleycats (composer)
  • 'Mr. Holmes (composer / producer) Trailer
  • Last Waltz (composer) TBA
  • Rapid intervention (composer)
  • TT3D: Closer to the Edge (composer/ producer)
  • CSI Miami (composer) original song
  • Saab (composer / producer) Saab North America
  • The Secret of war (BBC) (composer / producer) UK TV End credits
  • Traveler (composer / producer) Pilot TV show US
  • Ultraviolet (composer / producer) Trailer
  • I am number four (Disney) (composer / producer) Trailer
  • Let Me in (composer / producer) Trailer
  • Toshiba (composer / producer) commercial (hello Tosh)
  • Victims (TBA) (composer / producer)
  • Big Brother (Channel 4 TV UK) (composer / producer) Original Theme
  • Timecop 2: The Berlin Decision (composer / producer)
  • Hollywood Homicide (Sony) (composer / producer) original song
  • Riders (Miramax) (composer / producer)
  • Steal (composer / producer)
  • Zoolander (Paramount) (remixer) Song ("Relax")
  • The Bourne Identity (Composer) Mini Chase
  • Stormbreaker – Sync (ready steady Go)
  • Collateral -Sync (ready steady Go)
  • Swordfish (composer / producer) End Theme
  • Get Carter (Warner Bros.) (composer / producer) original track
  • Oakenfold & Gray (composer / producer) Toyota commercial

("Gorilla")

  • K2 (programmer) Hans Zimmer Score

Music
  • Andy Gray /Gary Numan For You (Co-write)
  • Tenek-Grayedout What Kind Of Friend
  • Viv Ablertine The Vermilion Border (Mix/Add Production)
  • Proxies TBC (Record/Mix/Production)
  • John Foxx-Grayedout (remix/co-write) Interplay
  • John Foxx-Grayedout (remix/co-write) Watching A Building on Fire
  • BT (remixer) Emergency
  • Kovak (producer) 2nd album (end 2011)
  • Hard-Fi (producer) Killer Sounds
  • Lonsdale Boys Club (producer) Weekend /Light me up
  • Enter Shikari (producer/mix) Common Dreads
  • Glenn Morrison (remixer) Tokyo
  • Radio Head (remixer) Nude
  • Enter Shikari (remixer) "We Can Breathe in Space, They Just Don't Want Us to Escape"
  • Kovak (producer) Heroes & High Heels
  • Carman Rizzo (remixer) Sirens
  • Enter Shikari (remixer) "Anything Can Happen in the Next Half Hour"
  • Carman Rizzo (remixer) Traveler in time
  • Nizyaz (remixer) Nizyaz
  • Tears for Fears (remixer) Mad World
  • U2 (remixer) "Beautiful Day"
  • Moby (remixer and programmer) "Natural Blues"
  • Madonna (remixer) "What It Feels Like for a Girl”
  • Korn (remixer) "Did My Time”
  • Moody Blues (remixer) "Nights in White Satin”
  • Michael Andrews f/ Gary Jules (remixer) "Mad World”
  • Gary Numan (keyboards / programming) Jagged
  • Syntax (producer) Strange days
  • Syntax (producer/writer) Bliss
  • Gary Numan (writer / producer) "Hybrid" album
  • Natacha Atlas (writer/producer) Something Dangerous
  • Dave Matthews Band (remix) Perfecto mix
  • Bunkka (writer / producer) Oakenfold Bunkka
  • Fluke (Co-writer / producer) "2 bit Pie" album
  • Fluke (producer) "Puppy" album
  • Gary Numan (remixer) "A Prayer for the Unborn'"
  • Joi (remixer) "Deep Asia Vibes”
  • Big Brother (writer / producer) Big Brother Theme single[2][3]
  • Quivver (add Prod & mix) "One Last Time"*
  • Mansun (remix programmer) "Disappoint You”
  • Genelab (remixer) "Out of My Head”
  • Ian Brown (remixer) "Golden Gaze”
  • Pet Shop Boys (remixer) "Go West" Euro 2000 album
  • Natalie Imbruglia (Co-writer) tracks
  • New Order (programmer) "Brutal" ('The Beach' OST)
  • Georgio Moroder (remixer) "The Chase”
  • Skip Raiders (remixer) "Another Day”
  • Tori Amos (programmer) tracks
  • Elizabeth Fraser (Co-writer/producer) Underwater
  • Happy Mondays (programmer) "Boys Are Back in Town'”
  • 21st Century Girls (Co-remixer) "21st Century Girls”
  • Republica
(co-prod / mix) "Rush Hour" single
(co-prod / mix) "Speed Ballads”
  • Rialto
(co-prod / mix) "5.19" single
(co-prod / mix) "When We're Together'"
  • Garbage (prog / mix) "Special" remix
  • The Aloof
(prog / mix) "Seeking Pleasure'" album
(remixer) "What I Miss Most”
(edit) "One Night Stand”
  • Tori Amos
(programmer) songs on From the Choirgirl Hotel
(remix) "Raspberry Swirl" single
(prog / edit) "Cruel" single
(prog / edit ) ESCM album
(remix) "Love, Peace & Grease" single
(programmer) "Remember'" single
(prog / mix) "MA" album
(programmer) "Blue Lights" single
(programmer) "Falling" single
  • Penguin Cafe Orchestra (remixer) "Telephone And Rubber Band"
  • Mulu (remixer) "Filmstar" track
  • The Human League (programmer) "Octopus" album
  • East 17 (programmer) "Thunder'" single
  • Amoeba Assassin (writer / artist / prod) "Roller Coaster”
gollark: I think you could probably make it work okay either by, as they suggested, segmenting anime-looking stuff, or creating synthetic screen-y images which either contain anime things somewhere or don't.
gollark: The issue isn't competing standards, really.
gollark: All we can do is watch as our ridiculously fast computers and networks grow ever slower with stacked layers of ridiculous hacks, as dependencies accrete and bizarre increasingly convoluted security problems come with them.
gollark: It could have been controlled, once. But now it's impossible to replace the decades upon decades of legacy design decisions.
gollark: Also networking.

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 19 January 2015. Retrieved 31 May 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. Leo Hickman (12 September 2010). "Big Brother's 80-second cash cow". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 16 September 2010. Retrieved 23 October 2010.
  3. Gonzo (9 May 2001). "Oakenfold TV and Film Scores". Trance.nu. Retrieved 23 October 2011.
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