Darrell Till

Darrell Till (born 1975 in Blackpool, Lancashire, England) is an English singer-songwriter, composer, and author. His work as a composer to the soundtrack of Prism Award-winning short film Post Apocalyptic Bunny Makes Toast brought him to the attention of the public in 2003. His longest-running musical project is the band 'Men From Earth' which has also produced many notable works including a tribute song to the late Douglas Adams titled "The Salmon of Doubt", which was reported in a Yahoo[1] poll to be among the most downloaded tracks of 2001, a cover of They Might Be Giants "Put Your Hand Inside the Puppet Head" that appeared on the tribute album We Might Be Giants Too, Two,[2] and the song "I Faked The Moon Landing"[3] which featured on the Craig Pilling Show on British radio station Rock FM. His other band The Ohms released one album Out There in 2004 which gained awards from music website GarageBand.com. The music video to The Ohms "Sell Out Story" won the "2004 Mill Award for new media Animation".[4]

He is also co-founder of the media production company Tiny Lapel along with Russell Payne. As well as co-writing and performing in many of the videos produced by Tiny Lapel, the videos invariably also feature his music.

In 2020, Till contributed new cover versions of songs by They Might Be Giants to two compilation albums, "Flood - They Might Be Songposting" and "Glean for Australia", the latter of which raised funds to help aid the fire recovery efforts in Australia following the 2019–20 Australian bushfire season. He also released a compilation album "Pocket Repeat" which brought together re-mastered work from his two projects 'Men From Earth' and 'The Ohms', as well as an EP of brand-new material "Falling Apart EP.