Archive - Who Do You Think I Am?

Echoes from 1917: The Unsolved Mystery of Madam Zomah

Another page from my WW1 Autograph book

Jul 1 •

June 2025

Radar Ping #8 - Seeing the portfolio as a tapestry.

Peeling back the myth of “too many hats” to find a single creative thread.

Jun 18 •

2:03

The humbling, beautiful feeling of hearing your music played by actual humans

Jun 13 •

Radar Ping #7 - How Did Anyone Survive the 14th Century? 💀

Listen now | A reflection on Barbara Tuchman’s A Distant Mirror - exploring how people endured plague, war, and chaos in the 14th century, and what it…

Jun 9 •

3:15

The myth of the composer

I write contemporary classical music, but I'm also a slob who loves MAFS

Jun 6 •

Radar Ping #6: Rewilding the Mind 🌿

Where creativity wanders when we stop pruning our thoughts

Jun 4 •

2:25

Echoes from 1917: England’s Sparkling and Dainty Comedienne

Another page from my WW1 music hall autograph book

Jun 2 •

May 2025

💥 May Days - A month in the studio

Voiceovers, new compositions, BBC broadcasts, and frankly terrifying creative steps

May 30 •

Unreliable narrators and the politics of voice

May 28 •

3:01

What's happiness? What causes it...and what might threaten it??

May 14 •

2:50

The inspiration and the pull of the creative spark.

What does papal white smoke sound like?

May 12 •

Bonus post: Between the Send and the Reply

On being left alone with your own mind after daring to share your creative work.

May 6

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