If my imagination creates the perfect girl for me, then how can anyone in real life compete? That’s what this song is about.

This is, at the time of writing, the first and only love song I’ve ever written. I’d tried many times, but never been able to write a decent love song that was worthy of singing to a girl, but I always ended up making them silly or adding loads of jokes. So in the end…

This year’s festive tune is a parody of Stop the Cavalry (by Jona Lewie) all about eating too much over Christmas. I had so much fun filming this with Mike, Laura and Shannon. A lot of it was improvised on the day. And yes, it was very cold lying in the snow, but I really…

A parody of Happy by Pharrell Williams about the Doctor Who character Jackie Tyler.

A Doctor Who themed parody of 7 Years by Lukas Graham.

I wrote this during my lunch break at work because I’d just bought a new ukulele and wanted to try it out. The song is based on one of my favourite Morecambe and Wise jokes – “She played hard to get y’know… married another fella.”

This was originally going to be about everyone’s favourite Sontaran warrior/nurse/butler, Strax from Doctor Who, but I realised it sounded a lot like Where’s Captain Kirk by Spizzenergi (although I focused more on the R.E.M. version) so I decided to make it a parody instead.

When Clara died in Face The Raven, it was the first time I’d ever cried at an episode of Doctor Who. However, when the Doctor saved her in Hell Bent, I felt cheated. The death had been a poignant moment and the first time a companion had died in the new series, but since the…

The other night I did an Open Mic Night at the Actress And Bishop in Birmingham. I’d done a few at the Roadhouse, so I was excited to play somewhere new. It went okay, got a few laughs.

This was my first proper open mic night and it was one of the greatest moments of my life this far. I’d only ever played a couple of my songs live once at a friend’s charity thing, so I was terrified. But I just remembered what Lemony Snicket says: “Do the scary thing first and…

I’ve been writing songs since I was about 17, but I rarely ever played them to anyone. I wrote songs to entertain myself and occasionally played them to my close friends. But I recently decided that I’d had enough of writing songs that nobody heard, so I decided to try out performing live. I invited…