I’m a multidisciplinary artist, cultural producer and inclusive practice consultant working across music, live events, screen and organisational culture.
I’ve never followed a straight career path — and that’s very much on purpose. Moving between roles as a DJ, live performer, stage curator, presenter and consultant allows each part of my work to inform the others. What I do creatively shapes how I think about people, power and access, and the work I do with organisations feeds back into how I create, collaborate and hold space.
At the heart of everything I do is a love of culture — how it’s made, who feels welcome within it, and how it can bring people together across difference. I’m drawn to projects that feel alive, thoughtful and rooted in real experience, whether that’s on a dancefloor, on screen, or in a room full of people trying to work things out together.
Growing up mixed-race, I’ve spent much of my life navigating in-between spaces — across race, class and culture. That experience has shaped how I see the world and why I’m comfortable with complexity. I’m curious, I ask questions, and I’m not afraid of conversations that are nuanced or a bit uncomfortable. I’m far more interested in opening things up than closing them down.
My portfolio career is guided by a clear set of values: authenticity, identity, compassion and honesty. I work intentionally, with care for the people I collaborate with and the environments I’m part of. When I’m choosing projects, I often come back to a simple question: did it matter?
If the answer’s yes — creatively, culturally or socially — I’m in.
If you’d like to explore specific areas of my work in more depth, you can find them across the site.
Press & Features
A selection of interviews, features and contributions
10 years of Bristol24/7: NGAIO
Netflix Commissions Documentary About Aspiring Bristol Paralympian
How To Be A Courageous Ally – Guest on the Sas Petherick Podcast