26A7 is the unicode character for the trans symbol / emoji ⚧️. The song is a celebration of what it means / what it is like to be trans.
Right There (2026)
Right There (In Front Of Me) is a big pop power ballad about searching for love – and then finding it in an unexpected place – Right There In Front Of Me.
Go Queens (2026)
Go Queens is inspired by the series ‘Pose’ about New York City's ball culture – and how trans women found a way to survive and thrive on the streets in chosen families (Houses).
So Tough (Musings on Patriarchy) (2025)
So Tough (Musings on Patriarchy) deconstructs patriarchal male culture - with a big slice of empathy (a la Alok Menon)
26A7 (2025)
26A7 is the unicode character for the trans symbol / emoji ⚧️. The song is a celebration of what it means / what it is like to be trans.
Very Stupid Things (2025)
Very Stupid Things is a collection of stupid things – some of which are things I did – some are things my friends did. I have ambitions to curate many more.
Compton's Cafe Riot (2025)
Compton’s Cafe Riot celebrates a riot that occurred in San Francisco in August 1966, when queer and trans people fought back against police harassment and oppression.
EP - Stories (2023)
Gender Frontier was inspired by my arriving in San Francisco – and realising this was where I was meant to be – “Pioneers in spirit, pioneers in form… We’ve found a place where we don’t hide”.
San Francisco has a disheartening number of unhoused people on the streets. And I wondered about their stories – were they veterans, single parents, queer kids, …?
Hot Bot Romance seems pertinent with the rise of AI relationships. It describes a romantic encounter with a bot in a chat room – plot twist: the narrator might be a bot as well.
Poems was inspired by a 3 line poem fragment about a first date with a poet – where it turned out the poet went home and the poems got to stay.
Boxing Day is about the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami – the deadliest natural disaster of the 21st century – and incorporates lyrics from the "The Kraken" by Alfred Tennyson.
I Want To Look Like That was written after a session with my therapist talking about body image anxieties – particularly challenging for trans people – but also resonate with many other bodies.
