Reflections on my work on four films featured with composer Roger Neill in The New York Times' “Movies We’ve Loved Since 2000” quarter century review.

Chinook Soundtrack Album is now available on all major streaming platforms

Chinook, a crime thriller podcast has been released.

The soundtrack album for No Roses On A Sailor’s Grave has been released to all the main streaming services and digital stores.

No Roses on a Sailor’s Grave has been selected for the London Lift-Off Film Festival in December, where it will have its first public screening. The festival will be virtual, so anyone will be able to watch it online, from anywhere in the world. Stay tuned for information on tickets.

Unpregnant has been released on HBO Max.

In anticipation of the release of No Roses On a Sailor's Grave film later this year and to mark the 76th anniversary of Patrick's ship sinking, Go Button Media will be releasing 2 music cues, interviews including one with me, and 7 clips from the film!

I’m delighted to announce that I have been selected as one of twelve film composers from around the world to take part in this year’s ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop taking place this July in Los Angeles.

Revolt Production Music has released a solo piano album, "Fade to White II," with tracks composed by Alex, as well as fellow composers, Andrew Napier and Kevin Smithers.

Alex has been announced as the composer for upcoming documentary No Roses on a Sailor's Grave. The film follows the story of a young, 20th-Century conflict archeologist's promise to a 94 year old veteran to find the lost ship that he was stationed on when it was sunk, just a few days after his involvement in D-Day. All but 10 members of the crew perished that day and Patrick is now the only remaining survivor. John intends to honour Patrick and his fallen crew mates by finding his ship, building a memorial and telling his story on film.