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Projects

A body of work exploring urban sound, place, and the textures of human experience through field recording, composition, and voice.

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Tube V (2026)

Field recording / sound art / EP

A five-track, 12-minute EP built from field recordings made on the London Underground, woven with voice and ambient composition. Each track captures a specific moment and emotional state from the time of recording — the texture of tunnels, the rhythm of transit, the strangely natural quality of underground air.

Tube V finds the organic inside the industrial, and the personal inside the public.

Featured on BBC Radio 3 Late Junction.

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E Q U I N O X (2025)

Live performance / composed work

A triptych of seasonal poems by Jon Robbins, realised for flute, cello, drone, field recording samples, and voice.

 

Performed live on the autumn equinox, the three movements — Spring, Summer, Winter — trace a journey through growth, suffering, and the slow return toward balance.

Summer carries the emotional weight of years of pain from a severe injury; Winter arrives as resolution. 'All things are equal now.'

Performed at The Culture Co, Leighton Buzzard, 21 September 2025.

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Harringay Green Lanes (2026)

Field recording / sound art

A sonic portrait of one of London's most culturally layered high streets — shop shutters, multilingual conversation, bus rhythms, the scrape of trolleys on pavement.

 

As the soundscape gradually breaks into something more musical, an elderly resident describes witnessing a World War II bombing on this street.

 

Then the present reasserts itself: a shopkeeper asks if you'd like a bag, a dog barks, life continues. The two worlds coexist, woven together in the same place. 

This is the social moment the piece captures, not an event, but a collective condition: the precious fragility of everyday life.

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XII Trees (in development)

Field recording / sound art / video / photography

A study of twelve urban trees: the overlooked, the damaged, the absurd, and the beautiful and sublime: trees strung with lights, wrapped in graffiti, islanded on busy roads, trailing plastic bags from their branches.

For each tree, a short piece is created from field recordings made on site, voice, video, and photography, channelling what each tree speaks: its situation, its resilience, the emotional response it draws from the encounter.

Together the twelve pieces form a portrait of our disconnection from the natural world, and our attempt to reconnect with it.

Currently in development.

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Rise of the Crone (2026)

Composition

A drone and voice work calling the mothers of the world to rise. Written, composed and performed by XII Sound.

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