Danny Jones

Jones has written music used by National and International Network TV productions. As of April 2019 his music has been featured on The Grand Tour (Season 3) on Amazon Prime. He has also worked on music trailers for shows including The Island with Bear Grylls, a British reality TV program, CBS’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Ringer an American TV series. Other Use and Sync to British TV include Channel 4, SKY Sports, SKY TV and BBC. He has co-wrote for South African TV including the Theme music for Trippin’ with Skhumba and Main ident hook for Don't Look Down TV. Jones has produced under many aliases as well as contributing compositional input to many collaborations including the huge South African hit record “These Tears” by UK artist Spiritchaser which secured the number 1 spot in South African charts in 2013, and again achieving a second number one spot in 2018 as well as nomination for record of the year at the SA Music Awards when Sony artist Kwesta sampled the distinctive piano riff and used it throughout his hit record “Spirit”. Jones contributed production and arrangement to the hit single release of “Breathe” a song by American recording artist Blu Cantrell which in 2003 became a smash hit in the United Kingdom, where it topped the charts at 1# staying at the summit of the charts for four weeks also achieving the top spot in Ireland and the European Top 100 Chart. Jones co-owns and runs Kinetic Music Group with prolific Music producer, Composer, DJ and remixer Richard Earnshaw, under which hundreds of music productions have been written, produced, released and licensed on to various record labels including Hed Kandi, Minstry of Sound, Sony, JVC, Warner, EMI and many more. Jones is published exclusively and worldwide via his company by Bucks Music Group Ltd; an independent, international music publisher founded in 1967 located in The Roundhouse, Camden, London.