One of my most liked old ballads from a few years back.

A newer and slightly unhinged song of mine. Guitars, samplers, and shaky rhythm.

On my eighteenth birthday a much-loved family member told me the Japanese proverb ‘Fall down seven times, stand up eight times’. A couple of years later he died of a long battle with leukaemia. This song expresses some thoughts and musings around…

An acoustic and very mellow favourite from the archives.

An acoustic song that's part of a long saga about my first meeting my wife.

A pretty old acoustic ditty written after a very long stint of restiveness in London.

I was sixteen when I recorded this catchy instrumental demo. I had owned a clarinet for a couple of weeks and very excited about it.

A nice acoustic instrumental from when I was seventeen.

The instrumental first half of another song. I always thought this'd make a nice TV show theme.

Some nice advice to pass on to your children.

Number six. You're in a video game, but not your favourite one from childhood. You're in the game you watched your friend play for ten minutes, of which you can't remember the name. The music was pleasant, the drama and levels seemed strange…

This catchy instrumental is an ode to the reassessment of long-held views.

Perfect example of a simple song with intricate layers. I see this instrumental track as a building with a solid ground floor and several shaky stories above it.

There is a bit of an action and tale behind this, but I'd hate to put images into a listener's head that interfered with their own images.

Some acoustic musings from an exhausting period of working in hospitality.