The core of Surface Impressions is in two parts; an audible layer of precomposed, repeating material presented on the score and to be played by a performer, and an inaudible layer, the content of which is only hinted at by its ‘imprint’ on the former. The inaudible layer was generated with IRCAM’s Open Music from […]
Slenderman finally released!
After a good few months of agonising over mastering and small details, my new record is now released and is available to stream from Bandcamp (embedded below) for free or downloaded for a fiver.
Can Music Incite Radical Social Change?
The ever so slightly younger me was convinced of many things with regard to music that proved difficult to shake, the most sacred of which being the notion that it could convey a meaningful political message by means other than the sheer audacity of its own existence. My explanation for indulging in such naive symbolism, […]
New Release
In less than a few weeks, I will self-release a new collection of electronic and found sound works entitled ‘Slenderman’ (yes, after the internet meme); not just because this character fascinates me on a personal level, but it in part reflects our brief, largely superficial connections to each other and to ourselves via machines. The […]
Very exciting news
[organ piece] is to be premiered on the 4th of August in All Saints Church, Hastings by the brilliant Tom Bell, an internationally esteemed organist who was featured in Southbank’s Pull Out All the Stops Festival this year, and has recently released a double album of contemporary music. I can’t wait to hear it performed!
Prayag Series
Information on the first two pieces in the Prayag Series, along with PDF scores are posted for your enjoyment.
More select scores and recordings coming shortly
I’ve done a bit of housekeeping and will be gradually uploading various bits and pieces throughout the week.