Kenny Inglis

Kenny Inglis is a musician, composer and music producer from Glasgow, Scotland.

Although best known for his work as one half of the trip hop band Cinephile, Kenny has also appeared under a variety of pseudonyms, scoring and producing music for a number of high profile television dramas, films, and advertisements.

Kenny's music has most recently appeared in the trailers for 'Dead Man Down', 'Gangster Squad', and the Spike Lee directed 'Undisputed Truth'. He has scored a number of BBC documentaries including the BAFTA winning [1] 'The Bridge: Fifty Years Across The Forth', and the two-part 'Scotland's Superhospital'.

His collaborations include Elko with Deacon Blue frontman Ricky Ross,[2] Mothmatix with Paul McLinden, Transit with Neil Ormandy, and Moue with Sophie Barker of Zero 7. Kenny also appears under the pseudonyms Spylab, Kid Grenade, and Koba.


References

  1. ↑ "British Academy Scotland Awards 2015 Winners Announced". bafta.org.
  2. ↑ "Deacon Blue: Exclusive in-depth interview with the returning hitmakers". crossrhythms.co.uk.

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