I've been producing a little while and I'm just getting by with a little help from my friends at the moment. 

 I've been playing piano and keyboard from age 6-16 then had a break to focus on studying fashion. Nowadays I generally just make up melodies, mainly using just the black keys, as I like the oriental feel I can get from them.

 I've been enjoying listening to what other people are doing, going out and having a good dance, But all the while I've had ideas for my own music bubbling away on the back burner. 

 I have quite a broad spectrum of influences, as I grew up listening (&dancing) to Reggae / Dub / Ska / Motown / Irish /Folk / Late 80's / 90's  Pop / & then onto 

HipHop / R&B / Garage / Drum&Bass / Jungle / Ragga / Dancehall / Indie / Punk / Electro / Bassline / Wonky / Grimey / UK Funky / Friendly Jams with Sheffield Producers!
Take a second to shout out to some of my friends on the Sheffield scene including The lads from Squire of Gothos, Aka Cryogenics / Spongebob Squarewave / DJ Babestation / Kidlib / Dub Cafe / Platapussy / A-kid / 20Hz / Semtex Soundsystem / LSS / Darkstorm / Bigfoot Studios / BHHC / Copius / The Unscene / Bert & The Soul Jar / Debbie Soul / Jungle Lion / Danae & The Indigo Project / Audrey Horne / Mojo / Same old Steve.. and the rest!

As with my Fashion Designs I have too many ideas and sometimes don't know where to begin, which can mean it takes me a while to get a track done as it inevitably flies off at tangents and becomes something else midway through.

There are some rough old tracks up here, but it's kind of sentimental stuff you know.
I hope you like them - please leave comments as I'd love to hear what you think!
Any kind of feedback and constructive critisism is welcome :D

Epitaph Records is an independent music label founded in Los Angeles by Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz. Early releases from a variety of punk heavyweights spawned what became known as the 90s punk explosion. 

Along the way Epitaph proudly launched its sister label ANTI-, representing unique and distinguished acts. From the beginning Epitaph’s mission has been to serve the musicians on its diverse and creative roster - an artist-first model, radical twenty years ago, and much imitated today. 

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