ABOUT ME
I’m a British born composer, raised in a working class household on the Hesters Way council estate in Cheltenham, and now living and working in Los Angeles.
I understand grit, struggle, and nuance on a deeply personal level. When you’re telling stories that are raw, complex, and deeply human, it helps to work with someone who understands those layers from real life, and who is driven by a genuine connection to emotion and story.
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Bill Conti introduced me to the magic of supporting stories with music. When I was a child I watched Rocky and Karate Kid daily. Not only did this have me fall love with film and music, but it also lead me into a life of kickboxing from age 9, finally retiring from competition fighting in 2014, where I earned multiple British titles and a spot in Team GB representing my country in kickboxing abroad.
Musically I came up through the UK’s underground scene. Touring, recording, and earning recognition from the music press, before shifting into scoring for film and TV.
Since moving to LA in 2015 I’ve worked on projects like the Netflix documentary It Ain’t Over, collaborated with Terrifier composer Paul Wiley, and written EFL League Two Cheltenham Town’s official walk-out anthem, March of the Robins.