Francis Macdonald has plays drums with Teenage Fanclub and makes music for filmmakers / TV. Other artists he has worked with include BMX Bandits, Alex Chilton, Belle and Sebastian, The Pastels, Camera Obscura and The Vaselines. His album Music For String, Quartet, Piano and Celeste (2015) was described as “Sublime, minimalist classical music” by Classic FM in the UK. Harry Pye is a London-based artist, once desribed by The Guardian newspaper as "the master of lo fi British art". He won first prize in a competition to paint a portrait of Tony Bliar, judged by Gilbert and George. He edits The Rebel art webzine and has had exhibitions of his work in London, Denmark, Australia and Brazil. Collaborations with filmmaker Gordon Beswick have been screened at Tate Modern and Tate Britain in London. Harry and Francis began collaborating when Harry asked Francis to write about his favourite Elvis song for a fanzine. Then Harry invited Francis to add percussion to a song he was recording with Neil Innes - a version of Micke Nesmith’s Rio, in the run up to The 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Harry then began sending Francis song lyrics and Francis would write music. Bonjour was produced by Francis and Harry and recorded at Francis’ home studio in Glasgow, Scotland
