Raymond MacDonald is a versatile saxophonist, composer, and academic whose work transcends traditional boundaries of music and psychology. With over 60 CDs released, MacDonald has toured and broadcast globally, showcasing his unique blend of free jazz and avant-garde styles. His compositions have enriched various media, including film, television, theatre, and art installations. As a professor at Edinburgh University, MacDonald delves into the intricacies of improvisation, music psychology, and the intersections of music and wellbeing. His extensive research and publications reflect his deep commitment to understanding and advancing the field of music. MacDonald's collaborations span diverse genres and artists, from open-minded rock musicians like David Byrne and Jim O'Rourke to the realms of free jazz and improvisation, making him a dynamic force in contemporary music.