April 2014: Tapeworm – Noszferatu – One page score
March 2014: Adrift Coull Quartet and soprano Sophie Pullen
January 2014: Chef Concertino Urban Thompson, Graeme Rose and Composer’s Orchestra
Video speaks volumes – think masterchef meets an
orchestral heavy weight!
October 2013: Polaris – Leeds Lieder Plus Festival
A collaboration with poet Martin Johns
September 2013 – X – 33 Revolutions Audio Visual Performance commissioned by curator Ian Sergeant for Vivid Projects.
Free improv, samples, poetry, live visuals…
September 2013 Heart Vs Head dance score commissioned by Keneish Dance co.
August 2013 Bing Bong ringtones – Fun with Cancer Patients commissioned by Fierce Festival
I recorded infusion pump machines from two teenage cancer wards and turned the sounds into ringtones.
July 2012 Respek Vanley – music arrangement, performance and community music project co-commissioned by mac arts and Punch Records
April 2012 Practicing my Freedom Uchenna Dance Co. Audio
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May 2011
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for ‘Word’ for Vocab Dance co.
April 2010 Score for Life After commissioned by Uchenna Dance Company.
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June 2009: Waggle Dance song for young voices and chamber orchestra. Performed by
Other projects:
June 2011 Soul of the Movement film and club night event was a celebration of musicians who revolutionised the sound of black music and used it as a soundtrack to bring about social change. Commissioned by Punch Records.
11 Comments
mark mapstone · December 10, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Love em both! Not a fan of long intros personally, but you’ve definitely got my head bouncing along. Produce and share more please 🙂
DK · December 10, 2010 at 8:48 pm
The first one scared me a little 🙂
The second one I preferred – had a nice sleepy start and was gently building like a good meal heading towards a chocolatey dessert!
Jovontae Piers · December 11, 2010 at 10:30 am
Unicorn Pooh is great… I would however prefer it sans snare as it would bolster its ethereal qualities.
Still, great work.
Bobbie · December 11, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Thanks guys! Really useful feedback. x
Ibi · December 13, 2010 at 6:11 pm
these are both really good bob. The first one is quite dark, but I like that. Can’t wait to hear more x
bkclx · December 31, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Awesome, really nice work keep going 😉
Happy New year and all of that best wishes to you and your fam xxx
Kelly · January 10, 2011 at 4:18 pm
I like Bully.. can imagine some lovely contemporary dance moves to this one 🙂
Bobbie · January 10, 2011 at 4:29 pm
Thanks Kelly and Black Classical! Bully needs loads of work, I played it into Logic with dodgy dislocated finger.
Watch this space.
Keir · March 31, 2011 at 1:04 pm
Really interesting project Bobby. Great to here your work. I loved Unicorn Poo it really reminds me of adventure time! The best cartoon ever made.
Yemisi · April 4, 2011 at 2:53 pm
Love this idea!
Anthony Green · July 4, 2018 at 1:41 pm
Came across your feature on Listening to Ladies. Wonderful work! Would love to play a solo piano piece of yours! http://www.anthonyrgreen.com ; http://www.castleskins.org