I explore how I incorporated my daughter's voice into Once Upon a Cloudtop Meadow—from unscripted bedtime storytelling and melodic fragments to vocal sampling and percussive sounds. These recordings helped capture the intimacy and wonder of early childhood, turning our shared moments into musical textures. It’s a deeply personal collaboration that adds emotional depth and narrative richness to the album’s sonic world.

Perfectionism is a mirage—chase it, and you'll never finish. Here are my tips to move forward, and share your work with confidence.

The journey of creating Once Upon a Cloudtop Meadow began during the quiet, reflective time of the pandemic.

Discover how modern sample libraries transformed my approach to music production.

What if you could step into the mind of a creative person? What would it look like? What sounds would you hear?

I get an invitation to create a musical work for an exhibition. With limited time, I revisit and rediscover an old unfinished project.

An audience participated interactive activity that took place alongside Nostalgia For The Future performance at Buffer Fringe 2022.

Since the release of my latest website, I have kept quiet for the past few months. We are experiencing an unprecedented amount of global...

I take a look at my 2018 submission to Imago Mundi Art's Cyprus Collection.

I’m in the mood to write. After completing my PhD thesis, (well, not really, I still need to fix some things - it’s a never-ending...

Becoming a father: my conscious, once filled with otherworldly stuff, had now being replaced with quite worldly and domestic matters.

Two years in the making, the concept Paradise Lost album is launching worldwide in autumn.