"Resonant Tale" Score Featured on Bandcamp Daily 📅

My original score to Orangethief's Playdate adventure game Resonant Tale has just been featured by Bandcamp in their list "Crank It Up: The Best Playdate Scores on Bandcamp"! Along with a host of other fantastic playdate soundtracks, Resonant Tale's music is described as "a masterclass in getting the most out of minimalist tools", bringing "nuanced emotion to a game where the main character is about eight pixels tall."

Make sure to read the list in full and check out all the other fantastic Playdate soundtracks curated by Bandcamp, my personal pick being Adam Carey's brilliant score for Gun Trails that is guaranteed to get your heart racing!

Uncover the Mysteries of "Red Stone Plateau" on Itch.io 🏜

Louise McLennan's puzzle game Red Stone Plateau which features my original music and sound, has just released on itch.io! After first release on Google Play in 2020, the game is now available in browser for free so head over to the game's page for 50 challenging levels of chess-inspired puzzles. It was a joy to bring laid back, desert inspired percussion and rhythms to the game's sun-drenched world, I hope you enjoy the tunes as much as the game's brilliant puzzle design!

Double Premiere at 'City on Screen' Showcase 🍿

Catch two brand new short films featuring my original soundtracks at the Mockingbird Cinema in Birmingham later this month! On 31st May Letters From Space and No Worries If Not! will premiere alongside two other short films produced through the Pretty Hate Productions Short Film Fund.

Letters From Space is a tender sci-fi tale of a young girl - Ash. When her idol and older brother David is sent on 'a mission to space', she only hears from him through written letters which fizzle out as she grows up. Now packing for University, Ash receives another letter from her brother, forcing her to revisit memories, childlike fantasies and the tragic reason why he left.

No Worries if Not! tells the story of Grace, a lifelong people pleaser who prefaces every request with the sentence too many of us are familiar with - “no worries if not!” (and usually with several exclamation marks). As a dark comedy it pokes fun at a relatable bad habit many of us are guilty of - particularly millennial women trying to navigate the workplace after a lifetime of being criticised for speaking assertively and labelled ‘bossy.’

There are limited free tickets available through the Pretty Hate website so make sure you snap them up quickly if you fancy catching these brilliant films along with the creatives involved in bringing these stories to life - I'll be there too!