Psychospherix: lights, camera, action, no guitars.
A viola player has had enough and decides to learn the accordion. He goes to the music store and, after carefully choosing his instrument, has to be restrained by the shop manager.” What are you doing?” says the viola player. The manager replies “whilst you can have any of the instruments off the shelf, I’m afraid…
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Psychoral: singers, tour leaders, and a rhythm section
Considering how difficult it has been to get one cajon player to work on my projects, the chances of getting eight singers to be part of the Psychospherix empire may be just a pipedream but I am going to give it my best shot. The choir members will not only have to be expert singers (reading…
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Gatwick on the Orient Express
A ticket on the Orient Express from Paris to Istanbul will set you back £50,000, whereas, for only £35, you can take the Gatwick Express all the way from Brighton…
Seven Days
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. If you had to choose a song with a day of the week in the title, what would you choose? We have taken…
Brighton Blue
An ode to cheese, coffee, trains and tango. “Brighton Blue” is an innovative performance piece that marries live music with engaging video backgrounds to explore four quintessential aspects of local…
The Balcony Concerts
We are small! 2 musicians that sound like a whole band can be an incredible advantage when you want live music but only have a small space. And because we…
🎶 Why I’m Building My Own Choir (Yes, Really)
It began, as many ambitious projects do, with something simple: I needed a percussionist. Just one. Someone with rhythm, soul, a pair of hands — ideally attached to a human being. But even that proved elusive. And when it came to the next phase of the project — recruiting and training an eight-piece choir —…
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Systems, Identity and the Near Future
Or more fully “Gatwick on the Orient Express: A Musical Journey Through Systems, Identity and the Near Future” It began as a joke — recreating the luxury of the Orient Express on the Gatwick Express, with velvet, jazz, and cocktails hurtling between Victoria and Brighton. But as I followed the original route from Paris to…
The Ministry of Direction hijacks GotOE.
I imagined mahogany panelling, velvet upholstery, and silver service. Or at least the illusion of it, briefly conjured up on a commuter train heading south to the sea. The original idea was simple: transform the Gatwick Express into something dreamlike. A musical, immersive event that would take passengers from Victoria to Brighton not just geographically,…
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