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It was a huge honour to record on the soundtrack to Sir David Attenborough’s latest documentary ‘Prehistoric Planet’ in January. The soundtrack was written by Hans Zimmer and his team at Bleeding Fingers Music, so it was a stunning score … Read more…
In January 2020 a handful of musicians flew out to Reykjavik to Damon Albarn’s house and recording studio to write and record his new album. Being January, the daylight hours were limited, and we arrived at his house at 8am … Read more…
In October 2019 I had a wonderful day at Abbey Road Studios recording the soundtrack to Disney’s ‘Cruella’ movie. It was a real honour to meet Disney’s music supervisor Susan Jacobs at the session too. It’s worth listening to the … Read more…
During the lockdown in the UK, there was a ‘clap for our carers’ – a thank you to our National Health Service, every Thursday evening, where people would stand just outside their front doors and show appreciation to all the … Read more…
During the lockdown I have become extremely busy with recording sessions (trombone and voiceover). An awful lot of people have come to me for advice about what gear to get to set-up a remote recording studio, and mine has been … Read more…
A last minute recording session came in one night, while I was in the middle of a show in the West End. I got a text from composer Alex Baranowski asking if I could record and send files over by … Read more…
Last December I played in the band in a run of shows of a brand new Musical called ‘SiX’, based on the story of Henry VIII’s six wives. From Tudor Queens to Pop Princesses, the six wives of Henry VIII … Read more…
Recording is a huge part of my work, whether it’s adding trombone to TV commercials, jingles, game soundtracks, movies, etc, from my home studio, or joining a horn section, band or orchestra in a studio to record the full project. … Read more…
Slotting work in is always quite a challenge, as usually sessions and gigs can easily clash, but yesterday’s work only JUST slotted in. It meant leaving one recording in London (Henry Wood Hall) at 1:30pm and starting another recording at … Read more…
During a bit of spare time I decided to record a trombone octet that I arranged many years ago. Mahler’s 5th Symphony is a favourite of mine, and especially the Adagietto for strings, which I thought might work well on … Read more…
