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The Chill Sessions
1/101 Union Street
McMahons Point
NSW
Australia 2060

Phone: (International) +61 408 462 994

(Australia) 0408 462 994

About us

The Chill Sessions is the brainchild of two guys who needed this stuff! Glenn Heaton and Geoff McGarvey (that's us below!) have run a very successful production company (Hullabaloo) in Sydney, Australia since 1990.

We write music for television, radio, theatre, corporate and live events. We also do audio mixing for various television shows. Find out more about hullabaloo.

glenn heaton

I've been into relaxation music for a long time. I used to go to Ken Davis concerts outside the Sydney Opera House way back in the mid-eighties. After running a business for years, I felt it was time to do some myself.

I firmly blame The Beatles for getting me involved in music. The Fab Four got their hooks into me at an early age and no other career really stood a chance. I love to compose music for any purpose. I also love to mix the music myself.

My career started at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1981. I was there for ten years as a sound engineer. Through that time I played in bands and started to write television themes for some of the producers I worked with. It just grew from there. I left the ABC and started a studio to concentrate more on music. Twenty five years later, I'm still involved in music.

geoff mcgarvey

I started my career at the ABC as a cameraman, and did that for ten years. I left and started Hullabaloo with Glenn. It was a way to further develop my love of music. Over the years we ended up writing not only for television, but theatre, corporate songs and even talking books.

When I'm composing, I don't consider it a job. It's too much fun. A highlight would be winning the 'best children's television music' award at the Australian Screen Music Awards in 2004.

Over the years I've always wanted to record some relaxation music. It's been really rewarding. I feel there is a need for it. As I pointed out to someone the other day, even the sky has adverts a lot of the time (skywriters), so we need to take measures to drop out of the fast paced world. I believe music is a great way to do it.

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