ABOUT

'Independent musician, songwriter and producer from Brighton, UK'

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Raised on a rural stretch along the southern coastline of England I was drawn to music from a young age. I joined the school ensemble, practicing keys and learning theory at the weekend. During my teenage years I began playing in numerous guitar based projects. I learnt to record original material, studying Songwriting in Brighton before Music Technology in London.

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To help fund my course I worked night shifts at Nightclubs in the centre of the city. Songs within my debut album 'Atoms' were written during this era, including topics of complicated relationships, ecstasy, anxiety and a yearning to return the countryside.

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Following my degree and several years working as a waiter I bought a secondhand trades van, insulated it with sheep wool and fitted it with a timber bed and storage. Able to make enough money from busking I toured the United Kingdom. My second and third albums were both written on the road and touch on topics of gratitude, loneliness, fleeting romance, fear, home sickness and the desire to travel.

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Eventually I settled in Brighton, earning my keep by singing in pubs and running acoustic showcases. This led to the founding of 'Mora Promotions', a live event business that promoted local talent. The company grew to facilitate full band nights but with lockdown and becoming a parent in 2020 it came to a natural end.

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Now in my thirties I am reworking, producing and broadcasting the songs I wrote in my twenties. Here is a video about their progression.

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