The scent of sweet peas is my favourite summertime joy. It’s made of some kind of magical, feminine, voodoo alchemy that stops me in my tracks and transports me to a shiny, woo woo, fantasy land every time I catch a whiff 😍

Hey lovely folk! I call these happiness flowers. Sending them to everyone who bought my new planets album. Along with much gratitude and love 🙏 If you feel moved enough to write a review, I’d love you to leave one on my Bandcamp page. I love hearing about your experiences ✨❤️🔥

🎉 Happy to announce Planets I is now officially released 🎉 Enjoy your cosmic adventure into space. It’s gonna be an immersive ride. 🎢

Loving the new images from the James Webb telescope. It blows my mind in fact. Something which my music does too 😺

Hooray! Tomorrow, my album Planets I will be released 🎉 On this volume - the healing music of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and a secret bonus track 🥸 Would love you to support my album, celebrate my creative spirit and help share the magic of harp sound vibrations 🎶✨🙏

Who’s eaten a nasturtium? Love how many sunshine hues they come in. Leaves are great sliced in salads too. My goodness, I love summer harvests 🥰

Managing our Inner Critic is a new episode on Meditation Lights. Included today: Reflections on confidence, self-criticism, helping others and ourselves out of negative frameworks. 4-7-8 breathwork. Calm Meditation. Harp activation. Hugs.

Found ourselves on the receiving end of a couple of shots of mezcal. All the bartenders had one too so they were on the house 🥳 So much magic oot in Glasgow on Friday night. First time trying - I liked the taste. This one was smokey with a chaser of mint, cayenne and apple. Yum!

Mama Snake in the mix. My new favourite techno dj. Been around forever, knows how to mix in awesome moments of ambience. Made me smile through her whole set and I couldn’t stop moving. Very cool night after a few months off. Listen to any of these sets to feel her vibe.

These shots of Jupiter are stunning works of art - and they’re real 😲🙃. “The vivid colors you see in thick bands across Jupiter may be plumes of sulfur and phosphorus-containing gases rising from the planet’s warmer interior,” NASA explains. Woah, far out stuff for a Friday.