With a multi-faceted musical background, Brendon, a trombone student at an early age, later picked up the guitar and joined Australian post-rock band We Lost the Sea. For eight years, Brendon wrote, recorded and toured Australia with the group, after which he began pursuing a long lingering creative thread leading down a different musical path. As his interest in piano, synthesis and sound-design permeated his compositional work, he decided to leave the band and to dedicate himself to a more radical, contemporary musical view, later studying composition and sound design with the Berklee College of Music.

Produced by ascending Sydney engineer Antonia Gauci (Kučka, Kesha, Vallis Alps) and mastered by New York ambient luminary Rafael Anton Irisarri (Christina Vantzou, Loscil, Jacaszek), the tracks featured Brendon’s debut record ‘la fonte’ mix acoustic instruments and electronics to paint a vivid and immersive soundscape. The album explores the compelling and tenuous relationships between humanity and planet earth, ecology and economy, man-made climate change and our polar icecaps, placing Brendon at the forefront of a new generation of contemporary composers bringing focus to some of the important issues of our time.