Welcome to British, New Wave, Dance, Electronic Pop and Synthpop Artist Anjelicas Baby

British New wave, Dance, Electronic Pop and Synthpop Artist Anjelicas Baby

Paul Leishman song writer/producer has been involved with music since the age of 15 since the loss of his sight in 1984. He has worked either playing live, playing as a session musician on dance tracks or remixing tracks in local recording studios and collaborating with singers and producing several bands.

In the 90’s he was featured on the Future Music Magazine CD as an unsigned band for his own music with the band The Queen’s English, an electronic pop band. He also remixed for Guru Josh of Infinity fame at his studio in London and played keyboards on a remix of Kandy Statons’ Young Hearts for Almighty Records at Blue Chip Studios in Stafford. Also, he has spent time writing and producing songs for Shahin Badar the Asian singer who sang the vocals on the Prodigy’s track “Smack My Bitch Up”.

Most of the music he has been involved in has been incidental soundtrack music, dance, new wave, electronic pop, synthpop or rock music. More recently, he has been working with an independent record company named In4rm Records who have a distribution deal with the main distributor of digitally based independent music, The Orchard, based in the US. He has an EP out called Wired by Liteform with two other artists, which is in the underground dance Genre. It is currently available on most of the download sites to be purchased such as MSN Music, Amazon.com and iTunes etc. He is getting airplay on the Internet on The Pod Safe Music Network, last.fm and Itunes for many of his other productions as well such as Electratechna and Anjelicas Baby. He has also written music for plays notably The Mystery Plays performed at Lichfield Cathedral, Staffordshire, United Kingdom in July 2009.

Music by Paul leishman, Electratechna and Anjelicas Baby is available to be downloaded or listened to from the following sites:

iTunes U.S., iTunes Australia/N.Z., iTunes Canada, iTunes UK/European Union, iTunes Japan, Rhapsody,  Napster, eMusic, IMVU, Amazon MP3, Lala, Shockhound, Amie Street, last.fm, Limewire, indiestore.com. In the near future there will be many more.