As a music publicist for over 25 years, I’ve built a reputation as one of the UK’s most dependable, hard-working, and artist-friendly PRs.

My work has always had two complementary strands. Since autumn 2002, I’ve been Head of Press at Bella Union, working closely with label boss Simon Raymonde and representing virtually every artist on the label. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of running campaigns for artists including Fleet Foxes, Beach House, John Grant, Father John Misty, Explosions In The Sky, The Flaming Lips, and Spiritualized, to name just a few.

Alongside my work for Bella Union, I’ve enjoyed a long and successful career as a freelance PR consultant. During that time, I’ve worked with many of the world’s most respected independent labels, including [PIAS], Heavenly Recordings, Transgressive, ATO Records, Sub Pop, City Slang, Secretly Canadian and Dead Oceans. The artists I represent as a freelancer include The War On Drugs, My Morning Jacket, Iron & Wine, Broken Social Scene, Beirut, Tindersticks, Teenage Fanclub, The Decemberists, MGMT, Patrick Wolf, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Gwenno, Calexico, Fionn Regan, The Antlers, and many more.

It was also a huge honour to be Mark Lanegan’s publicist throughout the remarkable, decade-long run of albums he released on Heavenly Recordings before his untimely passing in 2022. Similarly, I worked with Tame Impala for around 15 years, accompanying them on their extraordinary journey from Lonerism through Currents to The Slow Rush, as they evolved into BRIT Award winners and one of the world’s biggest live acts. For their last album Kevin Parker signed to a new major label, and our long working relationship naturally came to an end as everything went in-house.

My time is split roughly 50/50 between Bella Union and my freelance clients, which has always felt like the right balance. I bring the same committed, dedicated approach to every project, ensuring my clients always get the absolute best campaigns possible.