Editor

While Russell Crowe is doing a gory, high-minded version of ROBIN HOOD for Ridley Scott's May release, wife Danielle Spencer is "Calling All Magicians." And it seems to be just a matter of time before she turns her hand to movie music. You heard it first here.

The Aussie-born singer/song writer/actress, who met Crowe on the set of early career film THE CROSSING (1990), has put out a second album that has a few woodsy quirks of its own:

“I knew that I wanted to make this sound different to my (debut) album which was quite electronic, and used a fair bit of programming. I wanted it to be more of band sound and a friend suggested approaching Tony Visconti to produce it (best known for his groundbreaking work with David Bowie in the 70s)."

Listen to Danielle's new album through www.screenmancer.com - link to "Calling All Magicians" listening post.
by Quendrith Johnson, Los Angeles Correspondent

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