David Wright (British musician)

David Wright (born 24 October 1953 in Kent, England), is the English keyboard player and composer, who founded the new-age music label AD Music in 1989. He is also co-founder of the New Age electronic rock band Code Indigo and of the new-age music duo Callisto.

For other people named David Wright, see David Wright (disambiguation).

Wright has released many instrumental albums as a solo performer, establishing a strong reputation in Europe and the United States.

Discography

Solo albums
  • 1989 - Reflections
  • 1990 - Romancing the Moon
  • 1991 - Waiting for the Soundtrack
  • 1991 - Marilynmba
  • 1992 - Between Realities
  • 1993 - Ocean Watch
  • 1994 - Moments In Time
  • 1995 - Dissimilar Views
  • 1997 - Live at the London Planetarium
  • 1998 - Three Six Zero
  • 2000 - The Hypnosis Concert (from 4-CD Box set Blue)
  • 2002 - Walking with Ghosts
  • 2003 - Dissimilar Views 2
  • 2004 - Continuum
  • 2005 - Returning Tides (Best of David Wright Volume 1)
  • 2005 - Deeper
  • 2006 - The Tenth Planet
  • 2008 - Momentum
  • 2008 - Dreams and Distant Moonlight
  • 2009 - Sines of life Vol 1(CD)
  • 2009 - Sines of life Vol 2 (Download double)
  • 2011 - The Spirit of Light (Best of David Wright Volume 2)
  • 2011 - In Search of Silence
  • 2012 - Connected
  • 2014 - Beyond the Airwaves Vol. 1
  • 2015 - Beyond the Airwaves Vol. 2
  • 2017 - Prophecy with Carys
  • 2018 - Stranger Days

Band albums

Code Indigo

  • 1995 - For Whom the Bell
  • 1997 - Live In Duisburg
  • 1998 - Uforia
  • 1999 - Live at Derby Cathedral (Album Blue)
  • 2003 - TimeCode
  • 2006 - Chill
  • 2007 - In Concert
  • 2013 - MELTdown
  • 2013 - Meltdown Concert DVD @ Eday (DVD-r)
  • 2014 - Take the Money and Run

With Robert Fox & Code Indigo

  • 2000 - Blue
  • 2003 - Before Time (Double CDr) (Music for the Code Indigo album TimeCode)

Callisto (With Dave Massey)

  • 2004 - Signal to the Stars
  • 2009 - Live at The Hampshire Jam (CDr)
  • 2010 - NYX

Trinity (with Neil Fellowes & Nigel Turner-Heffer)

  • 2011 - Music for Angels

With Ian Boddy

  • 2009 - Shifting Sands

With Ian Boddy & Klaus Hoffmann-Hoock

  • 2010 - Trinity (Double CDr)

With Enterphase

  • 2004 - Solar Promenades

Featured compilations

  • 1995 - Music for Films Polygram
  • 1998 - Dream & Relaxing Music New Sounds
  • 1998 - Nuova Era New Sounds
  • 1999 - Magic Mysteries Sony Music
  • 1999 - Fantastica1999 Polygram
  • 2001 - Mystic Spirits Vol 3 ZYX
  • 2003 - Beyond The Skies Volume 1 Shift ZYX
  • 2004 - Various Artists Ocean of Light
  • 2004 - New Age Sounds Accordo
  • 2004 - Cafe Oriental 3 ZYX
  • 2004 - Best of Beyond the Skies Shift Music
  • 2005 - Sacred Skies
  • 2005 - Gregorian Dreams Volume 2 More Music
  • 2007 - Mystic Spirits Classic Edition 6 ZYX
  • 2007 - Mystic Spirits Vol 4 DVD ZYX
  • 2008 - Mystica - ZYX
  • 2008 - Gregorian Chants Greatest Hits ZYX
  • 2009 - Beyond Paradise AD Music
  • 2009 - Mystic Spirits Elements of Mystery ZYX
  • 2009 - Walking with Angels AD Music
  • 2009 - Gregorian Chants Sanctus ZYX
  • 2010 - Night Music AD Music
  • 2010 - ChristmasAD The First Snow AD Music
  • 2011 - A Little More Night MusicAD Music

Producer:

  • 1996 - Bekki Williams Elysian Fields
  • 1998 - Bekki Williams Shadow of the Wind
  • 2004 - Various Artists Ocean of Light
  • 2005 - Various Artists Sacred Skies
  • 2008 - Uriel - Cultures
  • 2009 - Various Artists Beyond Paradise
  • 2009 - Various Artists Walking with Angels
  • 2010 - Claudio Merlini The Colours of Music
  • 2010 - Various Artists Night Music
  • 2011 - Various Artists A little More Night Music
  • 2010 - Various Artists ChristmasAD The First Snow
  • 2012 - Dreamerproject The Road to Your Heart
  • 2014 - Bekki Williams Shadow of the Wind Remaster
  • 2014 - Iotronica Of Moons and Stars
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