As you can see, my website has had a major overhaul to coincide with my move from London in the UK, to Vancouver Canada. You can listen to some of my music by clicking on the [Play Song] buttons on the right. I'm working on an archive of all my previous work which should be done sometime soon!
Feel free to leave comments on the contact page.
It's over! I've finished my degree in Music Composition, so I am now a fully qualified music technologist and composer. However the excitement is still here as I have been making preparations for my move to the beautiful west coast of Canada.
Selling my beloved CME UF5 Midi controller on eBay was upsetting as it's the best keyboard I've ever used, however there is no way I can take it with me. Alas, life must go on!
I'm going to Vancouver though I fear my life could become desperately lacking on the musical front. I'm hoping that I can become more involved in the music scene in Vancouver, and even better, the media industries there such as film, tv or video games.
I am still using Mac OS X for music as it is by far the best environment I have found for composing. I have tried using Apple Logic but I still find Pro Tools far more intuitive and faster to use, not to mention the clarity of it's audio engine is wonderful.
The compression was bothering me on Theaspor, as well as the ending, so I've altered it slightly.
This piece is inspired by the Ruta de la Plata, a historical road going from the north of Spain to the south. I used orchestral instruments in combination with a celtic harp and flamenco guitar to represent the contrasting musical cultures within Spain.
I approached an interesting problem: Would it be possible to fuse the contrasting styles of classical and drum and bass? This piece of music is the result.
This film score style modernist piece uses percussion and dischord to create a dramatic atmosphere. Inspired by the musical sounds used in rampage scenes in a number of films.
