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EMI present the latest in Library music as well as highlighting some newly digitised rare archive cuts. This month we are joined by James Asher, composer of some classic library tracks for Bruton and Studio G. We talk about playing with Pete Townshend on his debut single, new age music aesthetics and being sampled by The Chemical Brothers and UNKLE.
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