David John Duckworth: has been creating and producing music for thirty years on and off, experimenting with lots of styles groups and different recording techniques.
Also as a diverse lyric and poetry writer, some of his pieces are captured in the book "Verse Songs and Inserts" produced in 1997.

His journey began at the age of thirteen, playing punk and rock guitar with some vocals in the 70s and 80s, then on to keyboards and electronics in the 90s, he now creates Computer music for the new millennium.
Born and raised in the back streets of suburban St Helens Lancashire as it was back then, it was life in the fast lane growing up in a strong and healthy working class environment. This helped to build the firm foundations of a very active, creative and assertive mind both lyrically, poetically and musically.

Eventually breaking away from sweet suburbia to a complete change of lifestyle and scenery, he moved to Kendal in the Lake District in the early eighties, but continued to produce, play and record with new artist’s and bands, as well as carrying on with his own work.
Now after the dawn of the new millennium he has become a much more reclusive solo artist with a fresh modern musical outlook and attitude, and is ultimately set to express himself with a new exciting and unique blend of computer generated technology.
Most of the work he's creating now are solo projects especially instrumentals and soundscapes. Currently selling and promoting some of his music on the Internet with his latest CD "The Parables Of Artistic Creativity" he says this is a positive way forward and a golden opportunity to get your sounds out there and listened to. One thing he can always relate to in life is his music, for a life without music would be no life at all!

Nearly all of David’s material is produced in a small home studio, in an idyllic part of the tranquil countryside; he adds "I hope that my musical creations can bring some sunshine into your life, so please do take some time
out, to listen and enjoy them."

David John Duckworth
The Sparrowmire Studio 2008