My musical journey began on the south coast of England, where I started out in a punk band with school friends, playing the only instrument left, the drums. My passion for music led me to master the bass guitar, guitar, and piano before moving to London in pursuit of greater musical opportunities. Along the way, I toured and performed extensively with various bands, including a stint in Japan with the Retro-B52’s/Cramps-inspired rockers The Stratacruisers, playing for celebrated clubwear fashion designer Michiko Koshino.

My big break came with a major UK record deal from Mercury Records with the rap-rock band Fat, which I co-founded with Daniel “Woody” Woodgate (Madness). Fat toured extensively across the UK and Europe, building a dedicated fan base. Following a lineup change, Fat secured a second deal, this time with A&M Records in the US, where we collaborated with renowned producer Ric Wake (Lou Reed, Mariah Carey, Destiny’s Child). We released our self-titled debut album, Fat, and toured across the US, including appearances on MTV and national radio shows.

Following my time with Fat, I joined forces with the immensely talented vocalist and musician Jamie Blake to form the dark alt-rock duo Vixtrola. Moving to LA and signing with Geffen Records, Vixtrola worked with legendary producer Ric Ocasek of The Cars, as well as Danny Lohner and Charlie Clouser of Nine Inch Nails, on our album End:User.

Transitioning from performance to production, I have had the opportunity to work with several indie and major labels in the US and UK (Atlantic/DV8/679 Recordings/PureGroove), as well as noted producers and artists, including iconic songwriter Diane Warren and again with multi–Grammy Award-winning producer Ric Wake.

Since leaving the US, I discovered a new passion for composing music for TV, media, and film. My work has been featured across many genres, from major Hollywood movies and TV dramas to sports and entertainment shows and commercials. Now based in Spain, my recent work includes the score for the multi-award-winning Spanish indie horror film Slasher.