David Long

David Long is an accomplished New Zealand composer and musician known for his work across various genres, including contemporary classical, film score, and ambient music. He gained significant recognition as a member of the influential band The Mutton Birds in the 1990s, where his songwriting contributed to their success, particularly with the hit "Anchor Me." Long has also made a name for himself in the film industry, composing scores for numerous New Zealand films. His notable works include scores for films like "The Price of Milk" and "The Last Tattoo," showcasing his ability to blend emotive melodies with cinematic storytelling. In addition to his film work, Long is known for his solo projects, such as his album "The Great Escape," which reflects his interest in soundscapes and experimental music. His contributions have had a lasting impact on the New Zealand music scene, influencing both popular and independent artists. David Long continues to be a significant figure in the New Zealand arts community, celebrated for his versatility and innovative approach to music composition.