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RACHAEL GILLESPIE - BROKEN SUN - ARKNIGHTS
TRØLLABUNDIN COVER - EIVOR - by RACHAEL GILLESPIE
 
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ABOUT RACHAEL

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Rachael Gillespie is a Soundtrack Vocalist, Remote Recording Artist and Live Performer based in Manchester, UK. She is a fully qualified singer and trained at The Royal Northern College of Music where she graduated with a First Class Bachelors of Music degree with Honours.

 

In more recent years, Rachael has been working on multiple projects as a Soundtrack Vocalist on AAA Games, Feature Films, Documentaries, Adverts and multiple Albums. Most recent projects to be released are Solo Vocals for ARK Knights on the songs 'Broken Sun' and 'Merciful Broken Sun' for composer Adam Gubman. In addition, feature film 'The Waterhouse', singing for composer Edward Patrick-White and also for a HBO MAX series (TBA) with Robert Mai and many more.

 

Her extremely versatile vocals enable Rachael to implement her talents into an expansive range of projects. Her specialisms include Etherial, Ambient, Popular Genres, World, Musical Theatre and Live Performance. If there is a specific sound required for projects, Rachael fully embodies the requirements and always delivers high quality outcomes. Most sessions are recorded remotely in her home studio, but she travels where required for specialised recording and performances, world wide.

Rachael is also working on multiple projects as a Co-Composer & Vocalist where her music has had multiple placements. Throughout her career, she has performed for many prestigious companies including Netflix, Jet 2, BBC and celebrity weddings. She was also a guest DJ for Spandau Valley's Martin Kemp.

Remote Studio Recording Equipment

Mic: SE Electronics Gemini MK2 + ISO POP

Soundproofing: Studio + ISO VOX 2

Pre-Amp: XED R16
Audio Interface: RME Digiface

DAW: Logic Pro X and Pro Tools

Exports: Composers preferred settings.

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T E S T I M O N I A L S

Rachael came to us through a cold open on LinkedIn. We were immediately struck by her versatility. The fact that she could effortlessly pivot from a modern cinematic vocal approach epitomized in movies like Gladiator to contemporary pop to more of a concert-hall soprano style immediately communicated that creatively she was a musical Swiss-Army Knife - capable of fulfilling many different types of brief.

As someone who has set herself up to independently record she is a one-stop-shop, offering a turn-key solution able to turn work around swiftly and iteratively without need of a large format studio or pro tools engineer.

By coincidence, we were working on the score for a feature film - a psychological thriller called ‘The Waterhouse’ which received its world premiere at CineWorld in London’s Leicester Square. Vocals were pivotal in the musical storytelling and we needed to create an iconic vocal signature that could be used through the film whilst fitting into a broader musical canvas that was simultaneously inspired by Delibes opera ‘Lakme’ and more contemporaneously, Johann Johansson’s ‘Drone Mass’.

To say that Rachael knocked it out of the park is an understatement. Reviews of the film have been positive with the music drawing particular acclaim and Rachael’s haunting vocals being of particular note.

We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Rachael to fellow composers of applied music - Film, TV, Commercials and Video Games. She is a slick operator who is completely client focused and who is able to collaboratively and swiftly turn around world class work. Fundamentally, she is a versatile and necessary instrumental colour for any composer considering a vocal approach.

EDWARD PATRIC-WHITE, ALPHA DOG LTD

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