MSX1 England, UK
MSX1 features music, written, performed and recorded by Malcolm Southall featuring guest artists and under different guises. Malcolm has been playing piano and synths for nearly 35 years and the material he has recorded up to now has been mainly in the Electronica Genre. Several of his previous releases have gained favourable reviews and airtime on many national and international radio stations. ... more
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