A Date With Myself

Sunning myself at Golders Hill Park...

Burger, she wrote.

During a spontaneous walk through Exmouth Market, I stumbled upon a tiny, blink-and-you-miss-it restaurant named DirtyBurger. I say restaurant, but it looks a bit like a shed - a hipster shed. Now everyone who follows me on Twitter knows that there is currently one mighty burger that reigns supreme in my heart, and that is …

‘Greener grass fever’

So, I didn’t quite get the chance to do one of those obligatory ‘end of year reviews’ and give a personal round up of 2016. Generally, it was a shit year for everyone, but for me, it was the year that everything changed – I changed. Moving to London was possibly one of the biggest …

Jack Garratt: Musical Octopus

I am writing this the morning after the gig and I’m still a bit dazed by what I witnessed, so bear with me. OK, so Jack Garratt is an artist that I was urged to listen to, around a year and a half ago. Weathered was the first song I came across, and I was …

Samm Henshaw: Souled out

I’ve been following Samm Henshaw’s music for quite a while now. Ever since he popped up on a Spotify playlist, in fact. I instantly fell in love with his voice. I just knew he was one of the acts I had to catch live in London, which is why I was over the moon when …

Resurrection

Hi all, welcome to my new(ish) blog. It’s not 100% new, so that’s a lie. I guess you could say I resurrected my old blog and made severe changes to it. I stopped blogging for about two years, because I just felt like the world’s most boring person, and I had no motivation to write. …

I’m a bit of a music snob…

I absolutely love London for live music. I used to travel to London to catch all my favourite up and coming artists, including Ed Sheeran – when he was relatively unknown. The music scene in London excites me. It’s a fusion of so many influences, cultures, lifestyles and sounds. I rarely go to high-production arena …

Kitty in London City…

For those of you who followed my older posts and tweets, you'll know that I was craving a change. I was fed up of Birmingham, my job, my (lack of) social life, not having my own space - I knew I had to do something about it. After applying for jobs all across the country …