on the Ilan Eshkeri soundtrack to Johnny English Reborn. In 2012, Burrows was approached by the production company Lupus Films to work on The Snowman and The Snowdog, the follow up to the 1982 classic animated film The Snowman. Collaborating with Eshkeri, Burrows co-wrote the soundtrack to the new film as well as writing and performing the official single from the film, "Light the Night". The flying-home sequence also uses an orchestral version of Burrows' track "Hometown" from his solo album Company. The score was nominated for a BAFTA craft award in April 2013. In early 2015, Burrows featured on a re-recording of Kate Miller-Heidke's song "Share Your Air", replacing the vocals of Passenger. In November 2013, it was announced Burrows would join Ricky Gervais' comedy band Foregone Conclusion, for a nominal period of time as musical director. Before the close of that year the Burrows played three shows as MD and drummer of the band. The soundtrack of the film based on the band, David Brent: Life on the Road was co-produced by Burrows and Gervais and released via Gervais' own label Juxtaposition, distributed through Caroline International/Universal. Burrows composed the soundtrack for Ricky Gervais' 2019 TV series, After Life. Personal life Burrows resides in Hackney with his wife and his two daughters, Chloe and Joni. He has maintained a good friendship with the lead vocalist of Editors, Tom Smith, who has collaborated with Burrows on Funny Looking Angels and within Burrows' solo discography. The two met at Glastonbury Festival in 2005 through Burrows' friendship with Smith's girlfriend Edith Bowman. Discography Razorlight Razorlight (2006) Slipway Fires (2008) We Are Scientists Barbara (2010) TV en Français (2014) Foregone Conclusion Life on the Road (2016) Solo albums The Colour of My Dreams (2008) Sun Comes Up Again (2010) (as I Am Arrows) Company (2012) Fall Together Again (2014) Reasons to Stay Alive (2019) Collaborations Funny Looking Angels (2011) (as Smith & Burrows) Only Smith & Burrows Is Good Enough (2021) (as Smith & Burrows) References External links Official website 1979 births Living people People educated at Peter Symonds College English rock drummers British male drummers English songwriters English multi-instrumentalists English film score composers English male film score composers English television composers Musicians from Winchester Razorlight members PIAS Recordings artists 21st-century drummers 21st-century British male singers British male songwriters The Chavs members