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Martin Russell is a recording engineer, producer, composer, and musician. He has been a core member of the music group Afro Celt Sound System since the recording of the first album ''Volume 1: Sound Magic'' in mid-1995 and has twice been Grammy Award nominated . As of 2010 the recorded output of the group has so far been exclusively released by Peter Gabriel's ''Real World Records''. (The next two albums, ''Volume 2: Release'' and ''Volume 3: Further in Time'' earned the afore-mentioned Grammy Nominations). The group recorded and released three more albums ''Seed'', ''Pod'' (an album of remixes and re-workings), and ''Volume 5: Anatomic''. Martin has written film music for several feature films, including ''Hotel Rwanda'' and the Lebanese film ''Bosta''. Martin commenced his musical career in 1979, joining UK band The Enid on bass guitar and keyboards a few months after completing a BA Hons degree in music. His most notable contribution to the band's catalogue was "Once She Was", an arrangement of the folk song melody "Scarborough Fair". He remained a member until 1981, citing his increasing dissatisfaction with the whimsical vocally-based direction that the band was taking as his reason for leaving. With fellow ex-Enid keyboard player William Gilmour he formed the instrumental rock band Craft, who recorded an album which was released in 1984. He subsequently focused on studio building and sound engineering for the rest of the 1980s, notably at Utopia and Swanyard Studios before designing and building his own studio in North London, England in 1991. Sonic Innovation opened in 1992 and has been the headquarters for the majority of Martin's music production, recording, cd mastering and film music composition activities ever since. ==References== *(Entry on Afro Celt Sound System fansite ) *(Sonic Innovation Website ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Martin Russell」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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