ITV1′s Real Crime television documentary series will be featuring my music throughout the episode “Bringing Down the Gooch -- Real Crime with Mark Austin” to be broadcast nationally this Monday 27th September on ITV1.

This episode focuses on the story of the specialist police team who took down the leaders of feared criminals, Manchester’s Gooch Gang. The show airs on Monday 27th September at 22:35 on ITV1 and you’ll hear my music throughout!

Update: here’s the first of three parts of the show “Bringing Down the Gooch -- Real Crime with Mark Austin” on Youtube (you should be able to find the other 2 parts of the show at the end of this clip, or just search for them on Youtube).

My music features throughout the documentary, alongside tracks from DJ Shadow and a few other pieces of music.

If you’re interested in licensing any of my music for your own film or documentary, please get in touch here.

For the next week until 14th September, 50% of all sales of music and licenses from thebluemask.com will be donated to UNICEF to help in their Pakistan Flood Children’s Appeal. 

The floods from July’s monsoons in Pakistan have left millions of people homeless and the health and sanitation conditions are now critical.

Hunger, skin disease, respiratory infections and other waterborne diseases are putting the lives of millions of people at risk, including nearly 9 million children who are among those most vulnerable to disease and dehydration. UNICEF are trying to raise £90 million to help with the immediate needs, so until 14th September, half of all sales (everything, including mp3 tracks, music licenses and royalty-free music collections) will be going directly to their Pakistan Flood Children’s Appeal.

Click here to visit the shop.

You can read more about UNICEF’s mission here and if you’d rather donate directly to the appeal, click the link below:

Donate directly to UNICEF’s Pakistan Flood Appeal.

This is the worst humanitarian crisis to hit Pakistan so even if you’re not interested in buying any music, please donate what you can to this, or any of the other flood charities (e.g. OXFAM, DEC etc.)