Oscar Foxley is a musician.
Since graduating from the University of Bristol in 2010, Oscar has composed and produced music for a wide range of media projects, from online advertising campaigns to independent films.
His songwriting skills have earned him widespread acclaim, 250,000+ YouTube views and a nomination for the MOJO New Voice Award. He regularly collaborates with world-famous a cappella singers, The Other Guys, and has performed live numerous timeson BBC Radio stations across the UK.
He has also created music for dance performances, and regularly accompanies classes for leading dance organisations across London.
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Oscar has written and produced music for a wide range of media projects, from online adverts to short films.
He has written extensively for English National Ballet, creating music for media campaigns around Lest We Forget, and their annual Emerging Dancer Competition. Other clients include the Thomas Fredrick Willetts Foundation, BalletBoyz the University of St Andrews.
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Since being nominated for the MOJO New Voice Award in 2011, Oscar's songs have topped the iTunes download charts and received UK-wide radio plays.
His songs have won the acclaim of figures as diverse as Grammy-Award winning composer Eric Whitacre, TV presenter Alexander Armstrong, and comedian Stephen Fry.
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Oscar is an experienced musician for dance. He regularly accompanies ballet and contemporary classes at The Place, English National Ballet and Trinity Laban.
His debut piece for dance, 'A Moment In Time' (choreographer: James Streeter), was performed by English National Ballet School at the New Wimbledon Theatre in 2014.
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Oscar plays with London-based band The Moscow Trip. They have performed sold-out headline gigs at the O2 Islington-2, The Garage and Camden Barfly, and released their debut album Pleasure Beach in 2015.
He is also in demand as a singer and pianist, having performed alongside Russell Watson, Jonathan Antoine and The National Symphony Orchestra.
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