The Song's the Thing!
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Here's the Thing! 19/05/26
Let's get straight to the point!
Rick Beato’s recent interview with Ryan Tedder (of OneRepublic) is well worth watching, especially if you are a songwriter/band member, interested in where the music business is today, and want to know...
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Kingston, 1997
In 1997, I was contacted by someone in the film department at Kingston University.
I studied music composition there.
They asked if I’d be interested in looking at a short animation by a...
A Remix, and a Memory of Maxi Jazz
My studio, back in the day… (art on the wall is an original Mond)
I’ll be posting a small collection of older work on my Bandcamp page over the next few days.
Nothing major. Just a set of remixes and production projects from around 1998 t...
Musical Crossroads Sessions — Where the Real Decision Gets Made
Over the years, I’ve worked across songwriting, recording, and music production — both in the studio and around the decision points where songs and artists either find their direction or lose it.
These sessions draw on that experience, but...
Before He Was DJ Skitz
Brighton, 1989
I met Joe Cole in Brighton in 1989.
Tall, relaxed, soft-spoken, polite. From Devon, I think.
He told me he’d had some contact with Tricky, around the Massive Attack orbit. He was a hip hop DJ, could rap, but didn’t real...
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