DANIEL IBBOTSON
Daniel Ibbotson started making music in the late 1980's. New emerging
electronic sounds heavily influenced his early work which became a form of
escapism from rural Derbyshire life. In the early 90's Daniel moved to
Glasgow to study Photography and pursue a more sophisticated urban
lifestyle. At this point his musical career began to blossom. Three albums
Followed To date, one for Clear and two for Glasgow Underground plus a selection of singles and remixes. Daniel's music has
featured on compilations including 'The Future Sound Of Jazz' and 'Freezone'
and he has been commissioned to produce title music on all the UK
terrestrial television channels.
Now at the end of 2003 Daniel is preparing
to release a new album. The 4th album, his first for Fenetik, has taken a while but he has also started a company and finally decorated his bathroom.
Daniel has recorded three outstanding e.p.s for Fenetik since it's creation and his new album will see a return to his electronic roots with
His best material to date and for the first time the inclusion of vocalists.
electronic sounds heavily influenced his early work which became a form of
escapism from rural Derbyshire life. In the early 90's Daniel moved to
Glasgow to study Photography and pursue a more sophisticated urban
lifestyle. At this point his musical career began to blossom. Three albums
Followed To date, one for Clear and two for Glasgow Underground plus a selection of singles and remixes. Daniel's music has
featured on compilations including 'The Future Sound Of Jazz' and 'Freezone'
and he has been commissioned to produce title music on all the UK
terrestrial television channels.
Now at the end of 2003 Daniel is preparing
to release a new album. The 4th album, his first for Fenetik, has taken a while but he has also started a company and finally decorated his bathroom.
Daniel has recorded three outstanding e.p.s for Fenetik since it's creation and his new album will see a return to his electronic roots with
His best material to date and for the first time the inclusion of vocalists.
