After 25 years living in London, Tom and his wife Rachel Morrison decided to fulfil a long standing dream and move to the countryside. In Sept 22 they relocated to a small farm in an idyllic tiny village in North Yorkshire and are in the process of realigning their work-life balance by growing their own vegetables, going green, caring for the environment, and enjoying their new creative local community. From his new studio, Tom continues to work across the creative industries as a music producer, arranger, musician, sound-designer and multi-genre composer for artists, film, TV, film trailers, corporate media and computer games.

In a varied career, Tom has been credited as songwriter, guitarist, producer, multi-instrumentalist and recording/mixing and live sound engineer with a wide range of internationally renowned artists, whilst also developing new talent across many genres. 

Tom has a proven track record of collaborating closely with recording artists, directors and producers to achieve the best out of the talent and budgets available; always working to agreed deadlines. His love of music, dedication to overall project success and the ability to adapt to the varying demands of the music briefs he receives has led to a loyal client base.

 

Under the umbrella of his music production company Big Sky Song Ltd he releases projects on Big Sky Song Records and Big Sky Song Music Publishing.

Tom E Morrison Awards:
Gold Disc for his contribution to Underworld’s - Beaucoup Fish
IVCA Gold Award for Best Music - Bacteria Bites - Food Standard Agency

Tom E Morrison composed bespoke music for Award winning/ nominated projects:
Derren Brown - TV Series - Nominee: Best Entertainment Show, RTS Award 2006
The Sound of ABB - Corporate Film - Gold and Bronze Medal Winner at the 2015 US International Film & Video Festival
Steria - Corporate Film - IVCA Gold Award (Induction) New York Festival (Public Relations)
Monkey Magic - TV Series -  Nominee: Best Comedy Series, Rose d’Or 
Medium Rare - Short Film - The film won several awards and was shown at over 70 film festivals world-wide, including Edinburgh, Montreal, Paris, New York and St. Petersburg
Technology for Life -  The series won a IVCA Gold award and was nominated for a RTS award and a children’s BAFTA in 2008
Love Like Aliens - Short Film - * * * Winner the VFX Japan Award 2013. * * * Winner of the Special Jury Prize, Asian Film Festival Dallas
Muga Shozoku - Short Film - * * * Remi Winner Worldfest Houston * * * Sitges Official Selection * * * Asian Film Festival Dallas Official Selection * * * Sapporo International Official Selection In the wilderness of Iga