I’ve spent ten years watching cities and turning what I see into songs. The man who died alone in his flat and nobody noticed for a year. The person sitting on a park bench until after dark hoping someone will talk to them. The small cruelties and quiet despairs that fill every street but rarely make it into music. That’s what I write about.

My songs are melodic and meant to be listened to — but they don’t look away. If you’ve ever felt invisible in a crowd, or wondered why cities full of millions of people can feel so empty, these songs are for you. My latest release The City We Live In is out now.