Cinematic Songs from Worlds Worth Getting Lost In.
Melodies written at the piano and built into fully arranged worlds - From a beautiful, dangerous sky to the people closest to me, to the roar of a summer coaster. Real life and imagined worlds, turned into sound.
Four Records. Four Worlds.
Every project is its own place with its own weather - A different feeling to climb inside. They are in the making now, and this is where they live.
The Runaway Mine Train
Inspired by the Runaway Mine Train at Alton Towers
Golden-hour adrenaline - The rattle of the track, the scream into the drop, the joy of being a kid again.
- Euphoric
- Nostalgic
- Sun-soaked
- Playful
The Inner Circle
Inspired by the people closest to me
The handful of people who are the centre of everything - And the adventures we get into together.
- Warm
- Intimate
- Anthemic
- Joyful
Arcadian Sky
Inspired by ARC Raiders
A beautiful, dangerous sky - And the small, stubborn hope of the people living under it.
- Cinematic
- Tense
- Luminous
- Hopeful
The Theme Park Record
Inspired by theme parks and Alton Towers in general
A bigger love letter to theme parks - Every ride, every season, every queue worth the wait.
- Euphoric
- Nostalgic
- Adventurous
- Joyful
The Runaway Mine Train
My love letter to theme parks and a lifelong soft spot for Alton Towers - Golden-hour adrenaline, the rattle of the track and the joy of being a kid again. It is out now, and Alton Towers themselves have even had it playing in the office.
It Starts with a Melody in My Head.
I cannot read music, but I play by ear - I hear fully formed songs all the time, and I have done for as long as I can remember. I find them at the piano: the melody first, then the chords underneath it, until the thing in my head is in my hands.
From there I arrange it - The style, the instruments, the tempo, the way it should feel - And use AI as a studio tool to realise it, with me as the one conducting every decision. Composer first; technology second.
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