Scientists have used a simple, repeating piano chord to help reduce nightmares
HUGE NEWS! I got funded. I'm now supported as an artist by Arts Council England. How bleeping exciting! I'm going to take a decent chunk of the next 7 months to both learn some new computer music toys and tools, go deeper into the capabilities of some of the tools I already have but haven't …
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You can now watch the epic adventures and comedic capers of StarDog and TurboCat on Sky Movies and NowTV in the UK from 1st August until the end of October.
The full soundtrack to the film The Good Book is available now from all the online places you get your music.
THE GOOD BOOK, a film by Slung Low, is out now - watch it here. ★★★★ The Guardian Beneath it all, Heather Fenoughty’s score and Matt Angove’s sound design generate a constant rumble of unease.Catherine Love - 30 Apr, 2020 ★★★★ A Younger Theatre Heather Fenoughty’s score is a wonderfully stylish feature of this film …
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STARDOG AND TURBOCAT, the animated feature film - starring Gemma Arterton, Bill Nighy, Nick Frost, and Luke Evans - is showing in cinemas across the UK from 6th December 2019.
I turn 39 in a few days. Is that a prime number? Looks like one (*looks it up* Ok it’s not). Last one before the big 4-0, which I’m very much looking forward to - it’s amazing to think I’ve lived this long, considering how much of a klutz I am. Coming Up: PRS Panel …
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Isn't science just flipping marvellous? (Just so long as some hegemonic search engine or social media site doesn't read my mind and steal my IP, that'd be just great, ta) Mind-Reading Music There is not a day that goes by that I wish technology could read the musical thoughts flitting through my mind and transcribe …
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Update 6th March 2018: 'The Key' raised a grand total of £61 for Crisis and Emmaus charities for homeless people! Thank you to everyone who bought a copy of the track. Listen to the full track here: Heather Fenoughty · 'The Key' - 'The Department of Distractions' (full) The Department of Distractions was joyous fun to …
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"A single glove in the street, A pair of shoes hanging from a telephone wire, A torn up love letter in a Metro carriage, A phone box that rings as you walk past..." Are you distracted?