"They Told Me It Could Not Be Done" was originally written by film composer and recording artist Cato (a.k.a. Eccotonic) for the trailer campaign for the feature film "The Iron Lady", starring Golden Globe™ and Oscar™ nominee/winner Meryl Streep. This is the full length version. Store under ambient piano / electronica with an industrial edge. More about Cato: Cato's music has been described as 'highly cinematic with an industrial edge', 'music for early mornings and late nights', 'the future of downtempo music' (for Eccotonic), 'something to listen to if you're a fan of Massive Attack, Portishead, Esthero and Tricky' (for Eccotonic), 'melodic, accessible yet highly eclectic and unique' and 'a smart and lush combination of electronic and acoustic'. LA-based film & television composer, recording artist and remixer Cato got started by tweaking modular synthesizers, inspired by artists and composers such as Klaus Schulze, DAF, Throbbing Gristle, 70's Genesis and Arnold Schoenberg. He has written music for feature films including "Stone" (starring Robert De Niro, Edward Norton and Milla Jovovich) and "Smokin' Aces" (dir. Joe Carnahan, starring Andy Garcia, Ryan Reynolds and Ray Liotta) and has tracks featured in television shows like "Dexter" and "Girlfriends". Cato wrote the scores for the feature film "Mini's First Time" (HBO Films, dir. by Nick Guthe, starring Alec Baldwin and prod. by Oscar™ winner Kevin Spacey and Oscar™ nominee Dana Brunetti), as well as for the high profile documentaries “Semper Fi: One Marines Journey” (Showtime) and the “The Kennedy Detail” (Discovery), both directed by multiple Emmy™ winner and Oscar™ nominee Vince DiPersio. He also releases artist projects (“Eccotonic”, with more to come), remixes ("Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps") and his music is featured in hundreds of trailers and commercials ("Tron: Legacy", "Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows", Ford and Budweiser).