Steve Jolliffe initially rose to prominence with his short tenure as a member of Tangerine Dream in the late '70s, just before he launched a prolific solo career that sees him release albums year after year. Multi-talented, Jolliffe is perhaps best known for his synthesizer and keyboard work yet he is one of the few people in the world skilled at playing Yamaha’s WX-7 MIDI wind instrument. Jolliffe plays a number of other instruments on his recordings as well — bass clarinet, all flutes (alto, “C” and bass flutes), sax (tenor & soprano), oboe, coranglais, piano and harpsichord — in addition to singing and songwriting. Given his impressive resumé, it's no surprise Jolliffe has established himself so prominently as a cult artist. Besides his solo Independent recordings, Jolliffe composes music for film and television. Jolliffe’s music can be heard on The Discovery Channel & the BBC. When asked about his music Jolliffe says “My work is an expression of my emotions - a viewpoint of life” ~ Thanks to Jason Birchmeier of AMG ~