Matt is a British, Oxford-based singer-songwriter, whose songs take influence largely from contemporary songwriters, electronica and musical theatre. He enjoys playing gigs in Oxford now and again, and is currently writing his second studio album. "Like listening to Stephen Fry tinkling the ivories and doing his best Noel Coward impression. Whether he’s singing about cardigans, or simply promoting his Myspace page there’s a wonderful playful humour to his lyrics and stage presence..." - Live gig review from "Nightshift" - music mag in Oxford (2009) "Each song has the potential to be a Broadway number, filled with backing vocals and theatrical melodies, and while it's difficult to figure exactly how one would plot a play around songs about Lolo Ferrari and the 10 o'clock watershed, we're sure, given half a chance, Matt would find a way. ... a note-worthy selection of cabaret-driven numbers, filled with lyrical depth." - CD review from "Oxfordshire Music Scene" magazine (2009) "Your average common-or-garden singer-songwriter he is not, channelling the (melo)dramatic flourish of Rufus Wainwright into a performance that takes in a song written from the perspective of A Midsummer Night's Dream's Puck and a tribute to tragic Eurotrash star Lola Ferrari which succeeds in being as poignant as it is witty..." - Live gig review from silentwordsspeakloudest blog (2009)
