TrueVoice is a singing tuition organization based in Oxford.  Upon visiting their website you can see the range of tuition services they provide to begginer and advanced singers alike. TrueVoice has not only gained a reputation for delivering a high standard of singing tuition, but also for providing students with more contextual knowledge about the role of singers in their careers. By giving singers oppertunities to perform with top musicians and how to direct their stage performances, singers have emerged from TrueVoice feeling confident enough about their abilities to start performing and recording unsupervised.

The website features a secure login system and the ability to scale the website to their needs through the admin section. By using a blog style CMS with easy tag categorization, single page based and article based sections can be created by...

I recently had the pleasure of designing the website for the live streaming club night Below The Line.

The website is based on a simple blog format and features a bespoke content management system built from the ground up in PHP and MySQL including a mailing list, facebook plug-in and WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE).

Below The Line is a club night in Brighton held at The Tube and could be considered Brighton's answer to Boiler Room. Because of them The Tube has seen Koan Sound, Phaelah, Ossie, Lorca, DJ Ink and many more. These guys know their music and how to put on a good night.

The blog features recordings of live streamed nights and any thing else electronic music related that is on their minds.

I designed this logo for 80s electro-funk influenced artist Jean-Gough Frais. I also endorse his music and you can download his album from his bandcamp: Jean-Gough Frais on Bandcamp. I also provide recorded guitar on a couple of the tracks, most notably Break Song.

Alan Holswick, wordsmith and literary visionary, writes an inspiringly detailed and thought provoking review here. Also check out Alan Holswicks Online Compendium here. "Alan Holswick's literature is the subversive language of a future zeitgeist" - The Guardian."80s throwback funky groove producer Jean-Gough has now surfaced and is trying to get to the masses...