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Monthnotes June & July 2026

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . Let's kick off with a new project! Two years ago, dataviz legend Andy Kirk reached out to my sonification

Monthnotes May 2026

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . A couple of days ago, I played the biggest concert I've ever played to a sold out audience, so

Doing Creative Work in a Climate Crisis

In April 2025 I gave a workshop at STPLN, a creative hub here in Malmö. It was titled "Doing Creative Work in a Climate Crisis", and it outlined a bunch of strategies that people who run small creative businesses or organisations can use to tackle the psychic

Monthnotes March & April 2026

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . The music video for my Symphony of Bureaucracy installation is finally edited and complete. I've embedded it in the

Monthnotes February 2026

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . The biggest thing that happened in the last month was running our Pixlar o Ljud showcase event. Pixlar o Ljud (which

Monthnotes January 2026

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . Three main bits of news this month. News one is that my sonification studio, Loud Numbers, is going to be hosting

Monthnotes November-December 2025

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . I sent my October notes right at the end of October, so when it came around to mid-November I didn&

Monthnotes October 2025

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . It has been a busy month, and I'm already about two weeks late writing this so let's

A Symphony of Bureaucracy

A few years back, at Loud Numbers , we made an episode of the Loud Numbers podcast called A Symphony of Bureaucracy . It’s a data-driven fugue, where eight interlinked melodic lines weave in and out of each other, covering a timeline from the 1950s to the present day.

The Sonification Machine

What does a cloudless sky on a warm day sound like? What about a rainy night, with the international space station passing overhead, and an internet full of bots? The Sonification Machine suggests an answer, allowing us to hear the physical and digital environment that surrounds us.

Monthnotes September 2025

Every ten days or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . Last month, I forgot to mention something - I released a record! " June 2025 " is a recording of the

Monthnotes August 2025

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . I'm back at work again, as of the start of the month. July was great - I spent some days

Siktdjup

Siktdjup is an interactive poetry experience, created for experimental poetry magazine Kontradiktion . You can experience it at  siktdjup.xyz . This was a collaboration with a couple of my friends - poet Anna Arvidsdotter and live visual artist Simon David Rydén. They handled the poetry and the visuals, respectively,

Monthnotes July 2025

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of what I've been working on and reading. Here's the latest. More in the series here . I'm on holiday this month. Three weeks of staycation at home, and then in the last week of July

Monthnotes June 2025

Every month or so, I share a quick digest of my recent input and output. Here's the latest. More in the series here . June is turning out to be a busy month. A combination of looming deadlines and lots of extracurricular activity have meant are keeping my days