<img class="alignleft wp-image-10525 size-medium" src="http://www.hiddenshoal.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/CM5BioPic-300x172.jpg" alt="Chloë March" width="300" height="172" />Chloe March’s ability as a composer and producer sees her create songworlds alive with feeling, shape and colour, and ringing with emotive energy. March's music inhabits musical territory somewhere between art song and folk, dream-pop and electronica, the ambient and the cinematic and there is no better testament to this than on her recently re-released album <a title="Bandcamp" href="https://chloemarch.bandcamp.com" target="_blank"><em>Nights Bright Days</em></a>. She has an innate ability to not only create music that is alive atmosphere and narrative but to also deftly create room in each work for the listener to posit themselves and become part of the musicaltapestry. It's no wonder then she has been called upon to soundtrack a number of theatrical works across London. As part of our ongoing <a title="Sound and Scene" href="http://www.hiddenshoal.com/features/sound-scene/" target="_blank">Sound and Scene</a> series Hidden Shoal's Cam Merton spoke with March about her favourite film soundtracks.