106 - George Holliday

Asia, I've always had a love for World Music and when I was at University I studied Turkish and Egyptian but my big love was Asian music.

Music was introduced when I was about seven and I got my first job as a piano player in a little bar down the road on a marina when I was 15. From then on I wanted to do music full-time. The last gig I played before moving over to music production was for a guy called AJ Brown, supporting Lionel Richie. I brought a bus and converted it into a studio and travelled around Europe three times in the next four years meeting amazing people on the road. Today I make music for adverts and we've also done a couple of TV series title sequences.

A bus or train station. It's the journey to somewhere that makes me feel most recharged.

The true natural wonder of the world to me is the sound, it's the resonance of the earth. Somebody told me once that the Earth resonates at 7.83 hertz, which is a really low frequency.

Marine Biologist, Steve Simpson who I had the absolute pleasure of meeting in November last year. Steve has gone to coral reefs around the world that are struggling and they have been recording sounds of healthy coral reefs, and then playing them in the water to unhealthy coral reefs. Over time these unhealthy coral reefs are literally thriving with life again.