I really enjoyed this film for Spotify Premium, so I went all in and created my own music and sound design for it.

My aim was to tell the story through its natural build and playful energy.For the sound design, I recorded live foley FX using a mix of wooden, glass, and stone objects scavenged from my kitchen. These gave a tactile, physical texture to the movements on screen.

I then blended them with electronic effects crafted using various synthesisers, adding a layer of stylised detail.The mixing stage was equally important, employing panning and reverb techniques to create a sense of depth and scale.

All of this was paired with my original funk-pop-electro track, designed to capture the vibrant energy of the Spotify brand.

The brief for this channel branding film for Saudi TV was a unique challenge. The client initially approached me as a composer, wanting the film to come alive with emotion. However, during Ramadan in Saudi Arabia, music is discouraged.

The solution was lean into my sound design skills. So I created a soundscape that, while not overtly musical, blends subtle tonal elements into a sound-design-led result.

All of the sounds are synthetic, reflecting the digital aesthetic of the on-screen animation. As a nod to the significance of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar, I wove in subtle Middle Eastern call-to-prayer textures to give the piece a sense of place and cultural depth.