Soundtrack for short animation in collaboration with Central Saint Martins - UAL London. Animation by Juliana Andrade Venturini.

Collaboration with animation film maker from Maryland Institute College of Art, Sua Choi, composing the soundtrack for the horror-comedy 'From Tooth To Wisdom'

Commissioned to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the EBRD's creation, '30 Years of Changing Lives' opened the EBRD's 2021 Annual Meeting. The piece was played by musicians from the celebrated Guildhall Session Orchestra on the 24th floor of 5 Bank Street, EBRD's new home in Canary Wharf. https://www.ebrd.com/news/video/the-ebrds-first-30-years-inspire-a-very-special-musical-performance.html

The musical and visual concept was to capture the electrifying revolutionary spirit of the 60s-70s during the construction of the Barbican complex. Incorporating angular rhythms that resonate with the striking geometry of British brutalist architecture the piece is interspersed with moments of tranquility to reflect on nature's presence within these manmade structures.

Commissioned by the Illuminated River Foundation to compose new music to celebrate the ambitious public art commission lighting up all the bridges on the River Thames. This piece celebrates the history and considers the future of Blackfriars Bridge. https://illuminatedriver.london

Where The Thames smooth waters glide, a magical Christmas journey begins. This piece is written to create moments of recognition. Feelings of nostalgia swept up through a harmony of festive notes. Settling on the scene below, glistening waters with golden hues. Reflections of history tainted by time where modernity has hidden the true age and depth of architectural beauty. The music is a celebration of the spirit of yuletide combined with the constant energy of the river Thames and the city of London.

A commission to compose an anthem for climate action in Essex, to mark the importance of a stable, habitable and precious climate. This piece of music, titled Restoration, aims to inspire people to take action on climate change, to consider its chaos and to go back to basics, by taking time to pause, look at and listen to the beauty of the world around us. https://www.essexclimate.org.uk/event/essex-youth-orchestra-concert-restoration-chester-tribley

Project commissioned by the Courtauld Gallery to write a piece inspired by a chosen painting in their collection. Written for trio ensemble of Flute, Viola and Harp. Titled "L'Etang des Soeurs", translating to ‘The Sister’s Pond’, the piece portrays the sister dancing along the path, experiencing the landscape around her. Appreciating bird song, feeling a soft breeze brush across her body, hearing the rustling of the leaves in the trees, and noticing the water gently rippling in the pond. Feeling the contrast of the warm sunlight through gaps in the canopy, with the colder darker shaded areas of denser woodland. This is a space of peace and tranquillity, with a sense of nature's enclosure around."

Collaboration with animation film maker, Jess Clem, composing the soundtrack for 'If Found Please Call'.

One of two pieces written for the 'Living Book', an immersive experience that invites us to explore the long-term consequences of climate change in a virtual world, as imagined by children today. https://futureandform.net/works/the-living-book/

One of two pieces written for the 'Living Book', an immersive experience that invites us to explore the long-term consequences of climate change in a virtual world, as imagined by children today. https://futureandform.net/works/the-living-book/

A thematic timeline of music history.

'Diseases Spread' was part of a selection of rarely screened early Japanese silent animation, showing some of the very first anime films, accompanied by electro-acoustic music. The event was screened on the largest screen at The Barbican in London and scores were performed live by members of the Guildhall Session Orchestra. https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2022/event/silent-film-live-music-early-japanese-animation

A collaborative piece working with the London Film Academy.