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I am an experimental musician, sound artist and performer whose work explores the rural landscape of Suffolk (with a particular focus on the morphology of working class soundscapes). I also explore how conceived notions of the pastoral landscape inform and influence ideas of national identity.
My work uses manipulated field recordings, homemade instruments, music concrete and modified electronics salvaged from potential landfill to create textural explorations of timbre with instinctive, chance-based arrangements that mimic the rural soundscape.
My current project is an ACE funded exploration of the changing soundscape of the village of Holbrook in Suffolk, UK. Main photo credit: Dell Atreides
My work uses manipulated field recordings, homemade instruments, music concrete and modified electronics salvaged from potential landfill to create textural explorations of timbre with instinctive, chance-based arrangements that mimic the rural soundscape.
My current project is an ACE funded exploration of the changing soundscape of the village of Holbrook in Suffolk, UK. Main photo credit: Dell Atreides
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This recording was made on the morning of Christmas Day 2024 in a residential village garden at around 11am.
I had wondered if the soundscape would be different on Christmas Day; quieter perhaps? The usual songbirds are captured in full flow, but background traffic can still be heard and planes a…
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This underwater recording was made at Alton Water reservoir using hydrophones.
The recent hot weather had lowered the level the reservoir, revealing tree roots and fine collection of previously lost tennis balls. I suspended by hydrophones from some low hanging branches so that they were around 30…
This recording was made at dusk in a rural garden in the village of Holbrook, Suffolk.
Whilst sat indoors with the patio doors open, my ears were suddenly attracted to an amazing array of bird sounds coming from the garden. My bird identification skills are poor, and so my first thought was that t…
This recording was made in a wooded area in the village of Holbrook between 5:00am and 5:19am on Sunday 4th May 2025 as part of the International Dawn Chorus weekend.
Birds identified by the Merlin app include: pheasant, great tit, garden warbler, blue tit, chiffchaff, rook, wren, blackcap, robin,…
This recording features two (or more) Tawny owls calling to each other in the gardens around my house, and was captured just after midnight on Boxing Day 2024. The surrounding area was peacefully quiet with only one solitary car passing. The mist that had covered the country for a few days was dri…
I have heard it said that Suffolk is the driest county in England (although I have not found any concrete evidence to back this claim up). Trying to grow crops in a dry climate will require irrigation of some kind, and with any farm machinery comes interesting sounds and rhythms. Enter the Briggs I…
Home to both the village hall and quoits club, the Holbrook village green sits almost slap bang in the centre of the village. With the COOP supermarket, Methodist Hall, Swan public house and an independent butcher all nearby, this area of the village is the central hub of village life. A member of …
Back in mid-August, a member of the local Greener Holbrook climate action group had commented that they had enjoyed the sound of grasshoppers at All Saints church on a sultry Sunday afternoon. This sort of instant, local information is an amazing resource to have for a sound recordist, and having p…
In an attempt to attract pollinators to visit our small front garden, we had left the lawn untouched by the mower for well over a year. This had resulted in the lawn grass growing over a metre high before it had collapsed and fallen during heavy wind and rain in the spring of 2024.
I decided to t…
Rooks are a wonderful, if inescapable, part of my daily life. At the north end of the village there are at least four rookeries to be found high in the trees, and our home is sandwiched between two of them.
The power of their cawing choir is astonishing as they call to both greet and bid goodbye …
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