Quintet formed in 1995 by award winning saxophonist. The Project recorded it's first album ('High Seas') in 1997,which was well received by audiences and critics alike (see reviews). It toured in 1998 and 2000 with the support of Jazz Services, and has performed at numerous jazz festivals including Swanage, Manchester, Croydon, Ascot and London venues including the Vortex, the Crypt, the 606 Club, and Lauderdale House. The Project has just recorded a new album 'Lowlands' on the Basho Music label, and the 2004 Jazz Services Tour will feature the music from this album: melodic, folk inspired, quirky and uplifting compositions from Tony and exciting solos from the whole band. One feature of the music is the way collective improvisations (reminiscent of early forms of jazz where the instrumentalists weaved their lines around each other) are incorporated into bigger structures. The band now features two new stars: Mike Outram on guitar and Milo Fell on drums, and long time associates Robert Millett on vibes and Andy Hamill on bass, all of whom play with wonderful group empathy and respect for each other and the music.