Meet the exceptional 2-star PE award winner, music producer, and motion designer. Growing up in Harlow, influenced by Depeche Mode's Vince Clarke and raised in a town similar to Basildon, his passion for music was ingrained early on. His grandfather, a plumber to stars like Dave Gilmour and Kate Bush, exposed him to a range of musical genres, solidifying his love of music.

Starting piano at 8, he quickly excelled but was let go by his piano teacher due to his affinity for dark chords and wanting to learn Parklife by Blur rather than Beethoven although really got back in to Chopin and classical music when a little older. He started on a 4-track, drum machine and synth, a joint Christmas and birthday present.

His design skills blossomed doing the artwork and playing bass in a Britpop-style band at school, later designing flyers for dodgy nightclubs in Essex, including Mark Wright, then working for the BBC and Disney. He had encounters with Spanish police due to early drone usage and them having no idea what it was, and lived in Trellick Tower, a favourite building.

He contributed to the NHS COVID response and during this time became determined to pursue music, seeing life as too short he acquired a Maschine for a more tactile experience when his eyes were shattered from design work and too much screen time.