Asian exclusive edition of the classical crossover act's 2002 album includes bonus VCD (code 0 playable on all system TV & any DVD player) featuring three. Promo video for Bond's Shine. Category Music; Show more Show less. Autoplay When autoplay is enabled, a suggested video will automatically play next.

Bond performing at the Metrocentre, Gateshead in promotion of the Peugeot 308CC The quartet spent much of 2003 touring, particularly throughout Asia, and participating in the 2003 held in, Panama. They also fitted in performing and filming a TV commercial for American department store chain and made a commercial in Los Angeles for the Japanese karaoke manufacturer. The group made their movie debut playing themselves in a scene in 's James Bond spoof for which they also contributed the track 'Kismet' (composed by Westerhoff) and played on the Main Theme. They also appeared as themselves in the film, performing 'Victory'. The classical violinist and the performed live on in in a set that includes many favorites, as well as an appearance from Bond performing 'Victory'.

In 2009, commissioned Bond to record 's ' to advertise the. All four members of the band helped arrange these tracks. The tracks were available for download from Peugeot's website free of charge, with 'Summer' and 'Winter' also appearing on Bond's album Play. In an interview of by the, Davis revealed that they were currently working on their next studio album. She also noted that the next album would have Gypsy, Folk and Eastern European influences. In late 2010 the band started to perform new material from their new album 'Play' at concerts in Mexico, including the new single 'Diablo'.

Songs on the album include their first single, titled 'Diablo'. It is characterized by an up-tempo beat, and features Bond's own Eos Chater as vocalist in the song. The string quartet also showcases, a huge hit from the movie.

The album also features a few more recognizable hits, such as the song 'Pump It', a version of the and His Del Tones' hit song ', featured in the opening credits of. The song 'Last Time' is an interpretation of the song by the band. Members of Bond have also written their own tracks on the album. Gay-Yee Westerhoff wrote the song 'Beatroot', which is strongly Russian influenced (noticeable by a clarinet improvising over the strings). According to the band's webpage, the group recorded a medley of Lady Gaga hits at the request of its Japanese label.

The Lady Gaga medley was available initially by phone download and was released digitally, soon after, as part of a special Japanese album release. Bond also performed ' alongside at the 2012 Olympics Closing Ceremony. They returned to the Olympic Stadium in London in July 2013 to perform at The National Lottery Anniversary Run event.

Bond performed the at the Australia versus New Zealand match of the in Sydney, 17 August. Bond performed 'Married Life' from alongside the Cinematic Sinfonia at the as part of At 50: A Birthday Gala Celebration on 20 October 2017.

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A sort of cross between Sex and the City and the Kronos Quartet as they might be remixed by Paul Oakenfold (actually Orion and the Beatmasters do most of the producing), Bond is a string quartet of toothsome beauties at least as concerned with their hair and makeup as their playing whose work on Shine is heavily augmented with dance beats. It's a formula that sits them atop the classical crossover charts, up there with Sarah Brightman and Josh Groban, and why not? As with their peers, the music is only ersatz classical, containing classical tunes here and there mixed in with classical-sounding new compositions. And the elaborate dance programming makes the music highly, well, programmable. Leadoff track 'Allegretto' was quickly tapped for an upscale television commercial, a mark of success in this market previously achieved by the likes of Moby. Here and there among the oddly familiar melodies are actually identifiable ones. 'Strange Paradise' is a much modified version of the same theme from Borodin's 'Polovetsian Dances' in his opera Prince Igor that became the show tune and pop hit 'Stranger in Paradise' from the musical Kismet; 'Kashmir' is the Led Zeppelin song; 'Libertango' comes from Astor Piazzolla; the bonus track, 'Bond on Bond,' is, inevitably, Monty Norman's James Bond movie theme; and 'Space' sounds like the theme from every movie ever set in a Middle Eastern desert (although here it sounds like it comes from a Middle Eastern disco).