Profile

We have been established for over 30 years, incorporating a vast spectrum of talent, from "Red Box" (avant-garde pop), who had their first publishing contract with Trekfarm, creating the hit single, "Chenko", right through to "Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen", including "Saturday Night at the Mill", the theme song for his popular television show.

Harold Spiro and Alan Freeman, combining the talent and experience of their separate careers in the Music Business, created Trekfarm.

Harold Spiro was well-known as a songwriter, composing “Little Games” for the Yardbirds, “Long Live Love”, the British Eurovision entry with Olivia Newton-John, “Nice one, Cyril”, which he also performed, with Cockerel Chorus, and "Here We Go", the official Everton 1985 Cup Final song.

Alan Freeman was a record producer for many artists, including Petula Clark, and he was instrumental in establishing Pye Records.

Although Trekfarm has an excellent track record, we have had more success in recent years with Russell Spiro, Harold's son, at the helm. Russell, who now runs Trekfarm, is passionate about every aspect of the business. He has a great eye for talent and opportunity, and will work with his team to reach the top of the mountain.

Talent, enthusiasm and commitment are our three key words, and now, more than ever, “We’re on the Ball”