for string quartet, percussion & electronics (2021). Commissioned by Manchester Collective for their ‘Heavy Metal’ tour.

for ensemble & electronics (2023). For Nabihah Iqbal’s ‘Glory to Sound’ series at Leighton House in January 2023.

for six players & electronics (2023). Commissioned by Southbank Sinfonia for Anghiari Festival in Italy.

for six players, electronics & video (2023). Commissioned by Stomping Ground and based on an AI-generated love poem.

for string quartet and sampler (2019). Inspired by internet culture. Premiered by the Ligeti Quartet in Cambridge, UK.

25-minute set for flute, cello, piano + electronics. Performed at The Ivy House, Nunhead in June 2024.

for percussion quartet & sampler (2024). Commissioned by Nonclassical and performed by Abstruckt.

for alto sax, bass clarinet and piano (2022). Written for Common Ground, an experimental performance series in Brighton.

for piano, electronics and film. Performed at UK New Artists’ Leicester Takeover Festival in February 2022.

for percussion & fixed media (2022). Performed by Joanne Chiang and premiered at Royal Academy of Music in May 2022.

for flute, yangqin and electronics (2022). Commissioned by Tangram and premiered in San Mei Gallery in May 2022.

for piano and electronics (2019). Based on Christopher Knowles’ poem. Premiered in Cambridge, UK.

miniature for snare drum & electronics. Written for Dan Nolan and Vanguard New Music and performed in Manchester.

for piano and electronics (2020). Premiered at Nonclassical’s Battle of the Bands 2020 in London.

for clarinet, bassoon and electronics (2021). Written for Sonix Duo and premiered in Manchester in December 2021.

for 18 singers (2024), performed by the BBC Singers with Sophie Jeannin as part of the BBC Proms in 2024.

for eight singers (2022), performed by the National Youth Choir Fellowship under Ben Parry.

for SATB choir with handbells (2022), inspired by ecology. Performed by the National Youth Choir under Ben Parry.

for SATB choir (2021), based on the 12 Days of Christmas carol. Premiered by Corvus Consort in London.

for chorus, orchestra & electronics. Written for the first night of the BBC Proms 2024.

Music for 2024 Turner Prize nominee Delaine Le Bas, showcased at Tate Britain.

Collaboration with Manchester Camerata, Orchestras Live and poet Roma Havers.

Sound-documentary about uncertainty, based on interviews. Commissioned by BBC Arts.

Series of one-minute musical sketches with musicians across social media.