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Wrote these songs at 2am when the world was quiet and everything felt louder. Long nights. Loop pedals. Too much thinking. Turning feelings into sound. If you’ve ever needed music just to get through something… these are for you. 🎧 New tracks live now Spotify link - https://open.spotify

This year has been… a lot. Life stuff. Money stuff. Relationships. Health. Starting again. You know the drill. One thing I do know though — I’m good at fixing things. Not in a superhero way. In a “give me the mess and I’ll make it workable” way. So here’s what I CAN DO and what that actu

There’s a point in the year where talking about change stops being useful. This is that point. I’m not waiting for January. I’m not waiting for “after Christmas.” I’m smartening myself up now. Tidying the edges. Sorting the basics. Knuckling down where I’ve been letting things slide.

Love tested me. Life stretched me. Loss changed me. Some endings weren’t choices. Some beginnings were overdue. I’m from Newquay, Cornwall. I grew up here. I left in my own ways. And I came back with a clearer sense of what matters. Living by the sea has a way of stripping things back.

I’m not reinventing one thing. I’m rebuilding everything. • My relationship with money • My health and energy • How I show up in relationships • My connection to music • My role as a father and son • My patience with myself Some of it is practical. Some of it is emotional. All of it i

I don’t live the “artist lifestyle.” Some nights I’m driving people home (I'm a taxi driver, working to make ends meet). Some mornings I’m tired. Some days I question why I keep going. And still — I make music. Not because it’s easy. Not because it pays well. But because it reminds

Some days I feel inspired. Most days, I don’t. Here’s what I actually do when motivation disappears: • I show up anyway — badly • I write unfinished ideas on purpose • I stop trying to impress anyone • I let songs be messy before they’re good I used to wait for the “right mood.” Turns

I thought I’d have this figured out by now. Career. Confidence. Direction. Instead, I’m here — rebuilding my music life quietly, one decision at a time. I’ve released songs that barely anyone’s heard. I’ve questioned whether starting again makes me brave or stupid. I’ve worked night shifts