Journalism graduate working across music journalism, A&R, artist management, and event production — with a focus on craft, community, and who culture is actually built for.
Selected work
Journalism
Dissertation-level framing analysis of national media coverage in the wake of the 2024 Southport disorder — examining narrative construction, source bias, and political context.
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Internship with the management team of UK artist Hak Baker. Responsibilities include artist scouting, outreach, and database management.
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An ongoing editorial segment exploring how environments and music connect — rooted in growing up in a musical household in a small island community.
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Editorial assistant work for The Mace, a parliamentary media organisation covering politics, policy, and public affairs.
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Chalet4 / Hak Baker
Editorial Candidate
The Mace
Journalism, BA
University
GP Receptionist
London
Grew up in a small island community in a musical household — which shaped how I think about music less as a listener and more as a student of how it's built. No formal production training, but a deep orientation toward craft, process, and the people behind the sound.
My work sits at the intersection of journalism, music, and political culture. I'm drawn to questions about who cities and institutions are actually built to serve — from the structural dynamics behind emerging artists on short-form platforms to the politics of public space and community.
Currently interning with the management team of UK artist Hak Baker at Chalet4 Management, while developing longer-form journalism in the territory of investigative and cultural reporting.
Background across music journalism, A&R, event production, and artist management — with a journalism degree and an interest in the stories that don't usually get told the way they should be.