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Andy Tillison/The Tangent Leeds, UK
Andy Tillison is a composer/producer from the UK. He has led bands such as The Tangent, Po90 and Kalman filter amd released more than 25 albums over the years, ranging from Progressive Rock thru Jazz Fusion and into Berlin School Electronica. In 2018 he was voted "Keyboards Player Of the Year" in the UKs PROG magazine and he continues to write and release music in a variety of styles. ... more
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