About

Harry didn’t like going to school, except for morning car rides listening to his Dad’s CDs. This is probably where the dream all started, driving down the motorway at 7am. Bunking off classes, he taught himself how to play the piano in their music rooms. With a £10 guitar from the charity shop, Harry then started to develop his sound in alternate tunings, snapping strings and finding chords by pressing hopeful shapes. Working in elderly care and training in psychology, he would go on to use music therapeutically for people with dementia. The nursing home residents would always be first to listen when Harry wrote a new tune. He has now almost finished recording Alma Street, his first album.