I am a musician, composer, and producer working where cinematic sound, organic instruments, and inventive sound design meet. I first toured internationally with Scotland’s Broken Records, releasing three critically praised albums before eventually settling in Little Rock, Arkansas. Since then, my music has appeared on BBC television and international radio, and my film scores have screened at LA Cinefest and the Bowery Film Festival.

My practice is rooted in the music of everyday life. I transform field recordings into expressive, playable instruments and build compositions from the textures and rhythms most people overlook. One of my current projects, The Trades, explores the musicality of skilled labor by integrating the sounds of working tools into immersive pieces.

Alongside my solo and film work, I’m a session musician and arranger, blending traditional composition with modern production techniques. I also collaborate with the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts as the musician for the Expressive Painting to Music series, helping participants explore how sound can shape visual expression.

Across everything I make, my aim is the same: to challenge perception, stir emotion, and create moments of genuine connection—whether through film, live performance, or interdisciplinary work.