John Beagley London, UK
John has worked with Art of Noise spin of Art of This, Glass Hammer, Phil Collins son Simon, Bomb the Bass's Loretta
Heywood. He's had accolades from Jon Anderson of Yes, Steve Hackett of Genesis, Howard Jones.
Almost signed to ZTT by Trevor Horn in 1993 - pipped to the post by All Saints, John has continued to write music sometimes instrumental electronic, sometimes prog influenced pop/rock.
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