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‘Jones’ is Trevor Jones; principle songwriter with the critically acclaimed duo Miracle Mile, where he works alongside collaborator, arranger and musical partner Marcus Cliffe. Together they have produced nine albums, the latest of which was 2012’s ‘In Cassidy’s Care’, rated ‘Album of the Month’ by HiFi News, with respected journalist Johnny Black noting that Miracle Mile were “far and away the most unfairly unsung musical wizards ever to emerge from this sceptered isle. Big on memorable tunes wrapped around honest-to-goodness emotionally involving lyrics.”Trevor Jones has also previously produced four solo albums: ‘Hopeland’ (2009), ‘Keepers’, (2010), ‘To the Bone’ (2014) and ‘Happy Blue’ (2016).
Co-produced again with Marcus Cliffe, ‘Carver’s Law is another triumph of intimacy.Previous critical acclaim for Trevor Jones:“Gorgeous, as ever. Trevor Jones finds the poetry in real life; gently beautiful and genuinely moving.
You may cry.” The Sunday Times“Masterpieces of subtlety and observation clothed in sumptuous, lush melodies.” R2“Jones is in a class of one. Near-perfect explorations of the human heart. The beauty on offer here is enough to make you weep. It did me.” Americana UK“Achingly tender.” Folk Radio UK“Intellectually as well as emotionally engaging.” MOJO'Meticulously orchestrated, careful and complex, this is canny songwriting leavened by bona fide humanity.' Q“Moves you to tears and refreshes the soul. Scintillating.” Maverick'Gentle enchantment. The loveliest melodies you've ever heard.” Uncut“Classic pop songwriting, gorgeously realised.
Jones has compiled possibly the finest catalogue of adult pop. Gently beautiful and genuinely moving” The Times. Despite being based in a home studio in a rural backwater on the outskirts of West London, Miracle Mile chose to name themselves after a fictional gold rush main street half a world away where, according to adventure yarn spinner Jack London, ragged 49ers would blow their hard-won nuggets on booze and broads.They apply a similarly unorthodox approach to their career in general. The band’s core duo of singer/guitarist Trevor Jones and multi-instrumentalist/arranger Marcus Cliffe have been relentless in their pursuit of the perfect song.