LMO recently recorded James Brett’s score for Fast and Furious Live.

Fast and Furious is known as the franchise built on speed and is one of the most popular film series of all time with 8 films so far.
The adrenaline-fueled, two-hour show is set to be the most spectacular live arena production ever produced, featuring precision performance driving and newly created physics-defying stunts.

Produced by Universal Brand Development, Fast Live Productions and Live Nation Entertainment, Fast & Furious Live premiered at The O2, London on Friday 19 January 2018.

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Watch a video of the recording with an introduction from Andy Brown

LMO strings recently completed recordings with Pablo Lopez for his new album at Abbey Road studio 2.

Andy Brown conducted LMO which comprised 8 violins, 6 violas, 6 celli and 2 double basses, led by Janice Graham.
During the session, live versions were also recorded with Pablo Lopez on vocals and keyboard.

The sessions were produced by Kim Fanlo and the album was released in November 2017 on the Universal label.

Listen to the album here!

Project Cars 2 has recently been released!

Stephen Baysted scored for a 40 piece string section which was recorded over 2 sessions, after which a large 18 piece brass section completed the days recording at Air Lyndhurst Hall. Simon Whiteside orchestrated the music, and Andy Brown conducted LMO which was led by David Juritz.

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Watch a video of the recording with an introduction from Andy Brown

LMO strings recently recorded tracks for alt-J’s new album – Relaxer at Abbey Road studio 2.

The sessions were produced by Charlie Andrew and Andy Brown was the music director on alt-J’s Relaxer album. The album was released on June 2.

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Alan Broadbent’s new album Developing story, recorded with LMO at Abbey Road studio 1, has recently been released on the Eden River Records label.

LMO was led by David Juritz and conducted by Alan Broadbent and the sessions were produced by Alan Broadbent and Ralf Kemper.

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LMO recently recorded music for Ricardo Montaner‘s new album at Abbey Road Studios.

Montaner, born in Argentina, is a leading Latin singer and songwriter who has released more than 15 albums and numerous hit singles, selling over 22 million albums Worldwide. Recently, he broke the audience record at Mar del Plata, Argentina when over 220,000 people
attended his concert.

Ricardo Montaner’s new album was released on the Sony Music Latin label in 2014.

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Watch a video of the recording with an introduction from Andy Brown

LMO recently recorded Ilan Eshkeri‘s music for the new video game Sims 4 at Abbey Road Studios.

The Sims is a life simulation video game series, developed by EA Maxis and published by EA. It is one of the most successful video games series of all time, having sold 175 million copies worldwide.

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Watch a video of the recording with an introduction from Andy Brown

LMO strings recently recorded tracks for a new Kasabian album (their 5th), at Abbey Road Studio 2.

Serge Pizzorno produced the string arrangements assisted by Jessica Dannheiser and LMO which was led by David Juritz, comprised 12 violins, 4 violas, 5 celli and double bass.

The new Kasabian album was released in June 2014.

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Watch a video of the recording with an introduction from Andy Brown

John Newman‘s debut album ‘Tribute’ has gone straight to No. 1 in the official UK album chart. LMO strings with music director Andy Brown recently recorded 10 tracks for the album at Rak studios.

In June 2013 John released his debut single ‘Love Me Again’ which sold 125,00 copies to reach no 1 in the UK singles chart.

The ‘Tribute’ album sessions were produced by Tim Baxter and recorded at RAK studios.

LMO were recently at Abbey Road studios to record with singer Katherine Crowe.

Katherine, who is terminally ill from breast cancer, fulfilled a lifelong ambition to record at Abbey Road studios with LMO. She flew from her home on the Isle of Man to record a new version of Charlie Chaplin’s song ‘Smile’ which was arranged by Julian Kershaw. LMO was led by
Janice Graham and conducted by Andy Brown and the recording was
produced by Steve Mclaughlin.

Smile has recently entered the iTunes chart where you can download the single and contribute to Katherine’s chosen charitable causes.

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Watch a video of the recording