Music

My first solo EP is out now! 'Tell me when the clock stops' can be found on SoundCloud, Spotify and everywhere else! It's been an ongoing project for me for quite some time, so it's good to finally have it finished. The EP itself is a mix of genres, as I just wanted the music to be fun and whatever felt right, rather than preplanning it. The last song, Tuesdays, especially has personal meaning to me, but I loved making all of the songs and I hope you enjoy listening! Thanks to Edan Coe for all her work on production, and Ethan Cripps for drumming on the first 2 tracks, you can find more about them on my contacts page.

The monster at the end of our story: The chorus of this was originally written during a Stereo Screams rehearsal, but it never went anywhere so I decided to use it for myself. I struggled on writing the right lyrics for this and went through several sets of before landing on some I was happy with.

Cheap medication: This song came together the easiest, and is the most simple on the EP, but has been the most popular among people who have listened. The style is inspired by 90s grunge bands such as Nirvana.

Interlude J: This is the only instrumental on the EP, and is almost entirely improvised! It also features acoustic piano recording (rather than MIDI instruments), which both give this track its unique feel.

Tuesdays: This song is really personal to me, and covers some topics that have been particularly significant over the past year. I initialy wanted the song to be instrumental too, but I eventualy came up with the lyrics I have now and its made the song very important to me.

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This is my producer Edan Coe's debute single, 'Waiting for the inevitable', which is now out to stream on all platforms and featurers my vocals on both tracks!

You can find her info on the contact page