Jules Maxwell

Quick Facts

Full Name	Jules Maxwell
Occupation	Songwriter
Date Of Birth	Oct 28, 1965(1965-10-28)
Age	59
Birthplace	England
Country	United Kingdom
Horoscope	Libra

Jules Maxwell Biography

Jules Maxwell is one of the most popular and richest Songwriter who was born on October 28, 1965 in England, United Kingdom. Jules Maxwell (born October 28 1965, in Bangor, Northern Ireland) is a musician, songwriter and composer. He is currently a keyboardist in the band Dead Can Dance. His music for theatre and dance incorporates minimalism which is frequently recorded with strong, melodic sequences of sampled sound that are that are influenced through the works by Gavin Bryars.

Five of his own albums to this point. Bolt is a diverse collection of instrumentals and songs. It is a hard Shoulder is the piece from 1998 composed by Retina Dance Company for his group The Jules Maxwell Project. Candy Floss is an exploration of childhood through soundscapes and the sound of a lullaby. “Santos” was released exclusively on vinyl and includes Maxwell performing his original songs, for the very first time. In September, he came out with songs From The Cultural Backwater, an album written by and recorded from Picardie, Northern France.

He composes regularly at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London. Most notably Matthew Dunster’s 2012 production of Doctor Faustus, Jonathan Munby’s 2014 production of Antony and Cleopatra and the 2015/16 touring production of Merchant of Venice starring Jonathan Pryce as Shylock.

He co-wrote 4 new songs with Lisa Gerrard for a new album Boocheemish by Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares. He also completed a 7 track album with Gerrard entitled BURN which is due for release in September 2019.

Since 1997, he has composed music for a variety of films, theatre and dance productions. He has collaborated together with Israeli choreographer Jasmin Vardimon for their productions “Lure, Lure, Lure” and “Ticklish”. He continues to work on stage with Wayne McGregor – “Digit01” and “Alpha”, and Cathy Marston in “Sophie” and “Before the Tempest”. Maxwell became a frequent collaborator with Box Clever Theatre Company and composed music for the Young Vic’s critically acclaimed performance of Some Voices by Joe Penhall. Maxwell composed film music that featured Terry Loane (“Cluck”), Colin Bateman (“The Devil You Know”), Suzanne Arnold (“The Goblin Market”) Baldwyn (“Freeze”), Baldwyn (“Freeze”), Magali Charrier (“Tralala”), Theo Clinkard (“(v) to jump or jump in a way that is emotional”) as well as Charlotte Darbyshire (“The Lily The Rose”) He also established an ongoing relationship with the choreographer from Devon and filmmaker Jane Mason, and has composed soundtracks for her various screen and theatre projects to the present. However, in all of it, Jules Maxwell’s roots lie as an accomplished pianist. Maxwell continues to play and compose for numerous artists and bands. In Belfast the band he played with for a few time along with Brian Houston and co-produced his debut solo album Crush. He also performed piano in the bands Peacefrog, Iain Archer, Disreali Gears and with these musicians over the years, he performed for such acts as INXS, Van Morrison, David Bowie, Elvis Costello, The Cranberries, Squeeze, Hal Ketchum, Jools Holland, and Nick Lowe. He has recorded and written extensively together with Ken Haddock, co- producing his Sweetest Hour album. Together with Foy Vance the two co-wrote songs, performed and was a part of many early recordings, including for the record Hope and his hit song “First of July” remains one of his most popular recordings.

Jules Maxwell Net Worth

Jules Maxwell is one of the richest Songwriter from United Kingdom. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Jules Maxwell 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

From 1988 to from 1988 to Maxwell composed music for fifteen of the early Tinderbox shows. They comprised Lynne Parker’s staging of Catchpenny Twist by Stewart Parker Gary Mitchell’s “Independent Voice”, Marie Jones “Ruby” and Tim Loane’s “Caught Red Handed”. One incident led to the next and during that time he also began to the task of composing for dance choreography, and was employed for four seasons with Limerick located Daghdha Dance Company. He relocated between Belfast in 1994 to Dublin in 1994. He also developed an exciting connection with an animation company that was just beginning to emerge. Moving Still with whom he collaborated on two shows for the television screen: “Ri Ra” was an Irish programming for the RTE/UTV “Stop, Look, Listen, Animals” was an eight-part series on Channel 4. 1997 was a moment in his professional career. He composed the score for the Oscar nominee short film “Dance Lexie Dance” directed by Tim Loane, an old college acquaintance from Queen’s Also, he worked together with Wayne McGregor for the first time on a bold dance piece dubbed “Cybergeneration” for Belfast Festival.

Maxwell was recognized with an award called the James Kilfedder Art Award back in 1997, and his Bass Ireland Award in 2003 for his groundbreaking Red Room Sessions.

Maxwell toured with Dead Can Dance as a keyboard player on their world tour 2012/13. In 2019 he re-joined them for their tour A Celebration Life and Works 1980-2019.

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Jules Ranked on the list of most popular Songwriter. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United Kingdom. Jules Maxwell celebrates birthday on October 28 of every year.