Primarily a bass guitarist with Carnegies. Dabble a little on the acoustic guitar to get out to open mic nights and entertain people with songs I like but don't do in the band. 
I don't bite. I might sometimes appear a little aloof but that's because I'm rather shy.

Phoenix O’Neill is a pop singer-songwriter based in Watford, North London. She started writing songs a few years ago using garageband on her phone, and discovered she had a natural ability to craft and produce fresh sounding tunes using loops and presets and her incredible vocals. Her amazing voice and her intricate, dark songs caught the interest of producer James Sanger, best known for his work with Dido, Keane, U2. So Phoenix went to France to record the EP Out Of The Ashes. SInce then her songs have caught the attention of BBC Music Introducing who have played Alien, Little Girl and a new unreleased track called "I got you" which she will be releasing later this year as her next single.. Phoenix has been gaining lots of attention with producers and industry insiders, this has lead to her playing at MUSEXPO in 2018 after been invited by Sat Bisla. She has had some great reviews and radio play worldwide. 
Phoenix's spellbinding vocals have been compared to talents such as Amy Winehouse and Elle King, with eerie melodies similar to Massive Attack and Portishead.  Out of the ashes has drawn early comparisons to Lana Del Rey, Becky Hill and Lorde.

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Climate Stories Project (CSP) is an educational and artistic forum for sharing personal stories about the effects of climate change on our lives and communities. CSP focuses on personal oral histories, which bring an immediacy to the sometimes abstract nature of climate change communication. Some of us may recount dramatic events such as floods and wildfires, or we may address our observations of changes in seasonal patterns and our fears for the future of our families and communities. We may discuss how climate change is forcing our communities to adapt to extreme weather and sea level rise. Or we may speak about how we are getting involved in the movement to fight the fossil fuel industry through community organizing or nonviolent protest.There is no "right" way to talk about climate change, as it is a vast topic that is increasingly touching every corner of our lives. CSP also facilitates educational workshops where students learn to speak about their own responses to climate change and interview guest speakers about theirs. In addition, some climate stories are featured in music and soundscape projects that allow audiences to witness the effects of climate change in a novel way.

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