Pre-Order "Is This Seat Taken?" Physical Special Editions Now! 💿

I'm excited to share that Poti Poti Studios' BAFTA-nominated cozy puzzler Is This Seat Taken? which features my original music and sound is now available to pre-order as a physical copy!

The brilliant team at Lost in Cult have brought their ethos of preservation and curation to put together a stunning special edition jam packed with beautiful art and goodies related to the game. From art cards to developer interviews, this package is a beautiful celebration of the hard work and love poured into our little game, so make sure you get your pre-order in soon as copies are limited!

Head over to the Lost in Cult site for full details and to snag yourself a copy on Nintendo Switch or PS5.

"BAYLA" wins Best Dance Film Award 📽️

Adriana Mourelle's short film BAYLA has just won Best Dance Film at the 2026 North Hollywood CineFest! A moving testament to the importance of chasing your dreams, no matter the cost, it's brilliant to see this film recognised. Made in Birmingham by a local cast and crew, we're very proud to share the film on an international stage.

I loved writing an expressive piano score to the film's free flowing choreography and can't wait to see responses to our work when it's released online. Keep an eye out for more screenings and eventual digital release in the coming months!

"Meet-Cute" Screening at Worcester International Film Festival 💕

Nadine O'Mahony's romantic comedy short film Meet-Cute, which features my original soundtrack, has just had its first festival selection and will be screening at the BIFA-Qualifying Worcester International Film Festival! It's a real honour to have the film celebrated by one of the region's most well regarded festivals, make sure to check out their website and book your tickets!

For a taste of this hilarious short, here is the synopsis:

Meet-Cute is a rapid-fire rom-com for the anxious, nerdy and neurodiverse. Jaded by endless dates that go nowhere with people too afraid to put their real personality out there, Mark and Mia decide to lay it all on the line, their pet peeves, red flags and their sexual hard nos! We see cutaways of their sad little lives and dating disasters. Whilst they're both odd balls and cultural snobs we can begin to see a connection forming however, the rug is pulled from under us at the last minute. A style that sits somewhere between Wes Anderson and Edgar Wright with a dash of Arrested Development thrown in. A micro-short that packs a lot of punch.

Please keep an eye out for more news on Meet-Cute festival screenings in the near future!