One of the group members here said the biggest thing they want help with is overcoming creative blocks and actually getting things done. That feels pretty central to what Room to Record should be about - and it resonates with plus motivates me. I'm about to start posting on this and working THROUGH it with some previous, current and future projects.... Which part is hardest for you?

I just spent 4 days helping to run a music festival, and performing on one of the days. For the last 2-3 months I have been working on the website, social media, advertising and all things digital media. Today is my recovery day. I’ll be resting, backing up hundreds of photographs and starting to get myself back to Skool. There are things to finish. There are new things to start. There are deadlines to create and meet. And I’m keen to know what people want to know and learn about in this group. Let me know in the comments, and vote in the poll below….

The first nine months of 2026 have been messy. I’ve started things, stopped things, got distracted, made progress, lost momentum and spent far too much time trying to work out the “right” way to do things. So I’m treating the final three months differently. October to December is about one thing: Making more. Finishing more. For Room to Record that means getting back to the reason I started this community in the first place. Not building the perfect studio. Not buying more gear. Not endlessly planning what we might make. Actually using the space, tools and time we already have. I’m calling this The Last 90 Days. Let’s see what we can finish before 2026 is done.

I seem to regularly forget that of the 10 tracks on this album, 6 were recorded at home - in my own studio space. I used a bunch of tricks along the way to combat creative friction, ADHD and general resistance - but it was done and released in January 2026. And next month I’ll be properly starting in the next one (I guess I already have), or at least intensifying the process. Check this one out on streaming services - ask questions!