As the drummer for the British indie rock band Razorlight, Andy Burrows first rose to prominence. He thereafter pursued a variety of musical endeavors, including co-producing the soundtrack for the film David Brent: Life on the Road, in which he also starred, and co-writing the score for the movie The Snowman and the Snowdog.
When Burrows was a member of Razorlight, he co-wrote songs for the band, including "America," which peaked at number one in the UK. This was the beginning of Burrows' career as a songwriter. Later, he spent time in New York playing drums with the group We Are Scientists and contributing to the writing of their albums "Barbara" and "TV en Français." 
Additional tasks included working with composer Ilan Eshkeri to create the score for the Channel 4 movie The Snowman and The Snowdog. The soundtrack, which received a BAFTA nomination, was created by the London Metropolitan Orchestra and a number of musical partners, including Dom Howard, Tom Odell and Tim Wheeler. Andy played the drummer in the fictitious band Foregone Conclusion in the Ricky Gervais movie David Brent: "Life On The Road," which he also co-produced. The song "Sirens" from Tom Odell's debut album, "Long Way Down," and the songs "Constellations" and "Here I Am" from his follow-up album, "Wrong Crowd," were all co-written by him. The two have remained partners, and Andy has contributed to some of the writing and recording for Tom's album..

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