Listenpony, the concert series I run with Josephine Stephenson and Freya Waley-Cohen, is getting going again post-lockdown. We'reback with vocal ensemble EXAUDI and accordionist Samuele Telari. It's going to be good to be back. Tickets and details here.

Solem Quartet's new album is out today. It's fantastic and I'm very glad to be included: my track setting phone calls home is on alongside stuff from Thomas Ades, Cassandra Miller, Purcell, Kate Bush. Happy company. Listen / buy here. 

I'm taking over from Freya Waley-Cohen as the next associate composer at NightMusic, a wonderful concert series at St David's Hall, Cardiff. I've been a few times and I overall love Cardiff having spent time there for a few reasons including the Peter Reynolds Composer Studio with Vale of Glamorgan Festival. I'll be programming a few concerts a year for NightMusic and writing new music for some of them, and I'm v excited for it.More about the series here.

The Solem Quartet have programmed my Be nice to see you on their debut album, out in a week. The album is structured around Thomas Adès' great The Four Quarters, and I'm up alongside some of my fav composers. Check it out, pre-order here.

Joseph Havlat's recital at the Bishopsgate Institute, on the theme of Resist!, is now online, featuring four pieces by me and music from Rzewski, Michael Finnissy and Isabella Gellis. Watch online for free here

Elegy for the Silent just went up at "Torbjørn Rødland: Bible Eye" at The Contemporary Austin. Tickets can be reserved here.

Torbjørn Rødland's solo exhibition More Than Tongue Can Tell is open now in Zurich, featuring a video piece I did the music for. Details here.

New video online, from Jesi Rodger and Brett Cox, out now on Lawrence Power's instagram -- see here.