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Piers Baron (born 29 October 1983) is an English music artist. He has written with and for David Blaine, Robbie Williams,[1] DJ Fresh, Pendulum, Diane Warren,[2] Glen Ballard, Maejor, Gran Turismo Sport, HBO,[3] Jetman - "Young Feathers",[4] Nike - "Never Not Part 2",[5] and Cher.[3] He is best known for his cinematic music production, particularly in drum and bass, soundtracks and pop.
Piers Baron | |
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Birth name | Piers Baron |
Born | 29 October 1983 40) | (age
Origin | Oxford, England |
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Instrument(s) | Ableton Live, MacBook Pro |
Website | piersbaron |
Producing music under the name "Baron", he joined up with Breakbeat Kaos and was known for dance-floor tracks, releasing "At the Drive In". His drum and bass records were featured on BBC Radio 1, and were successful on UK dance charts, with a number one hit, seven top tens and six top three hits. He scored a number 1 on the UK Dance Chart with his track "Drive In, Drive By". Drum and Bass Pioneer, Goldie has ranked "Drive In, Drive By as an all-time Jungle and Drum & Bass great [6] "Operation Pipe Dream" by Baron has been cited by Skrillex as the driving force to him becoming a DJ.[7]
Baron has worked extensively in the soundtrack genre. His credits include David Blaine - Live [8] Gran Turismo Sport,[4] Nike - "Never Not Part 2",[5] Jetman - "Young Feathers", Teton Gravity Research - "Accomplice" [9] Red Bull - "The Fourth Phase",[10] HBO's Cries from Syria,[3] the Ty Evans-directed "The Flat Earth",[11] "We Are Blood",[12] "The Last Maniac", "Unbeleafable 3D".[13] Absinthe Films - "Resonance".[14]
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