Selected Recordings
These recordings reflect different aspects of my practice. A more extensive catalogue, including a wider range of releases, can be found on my Bandcamp page.
Worm’s Theatre, 2026

I was commissioned to compose music for The Worm’s Theatre, an installation by artist Juliette Ezaoui, presented at GroundWork Gallery in King’s Lynn in January 2026. The work explores the hidden life of soil and how a subterranean ecosystem is deeply affected by human industrialisation. By responding to Ezaoui’s concept and visual language, I sought to reimagine the sensuous world in sound.
The compositions were made from the sounds of a guitar, where tones and textures are shaped through extended techniques and layering. The guitar becomes both a resonant body and a metaphor, responding to the interconnectedness with the more- than- human world.
Fragile recordings of worms provided by researchers from University of Warwick guided tone and rhythm throughout the composition process.
Sauna Studies, 2023

This album explores the unique sonic world of the sauna, recorded onsite in a traditional log cabin during the winter of 2023 in Finland. These sounds are familiar for anyone who has experienced a wood burning sauna; they carry a deep sense of anticipation and the promise of calm and tranquillity.
The opening track captures the roar of burning wood as the chimney sucks air through the stove. As the metal unit heats, its body begins to expand, producing a growing choir of frantic, rhythmic pings and pops.
In the second track focus in on the large hot water drum, revealing its spiralling reverberations and the delicate, intermittent fall of water droplets as water is scooped from the container.
Nico’s Grave, 2023

In the late summer of 2018, I temporarily relocated to Berlin, furthering my interest in intertwining environmental sounds and improvisation. I spent my early days getting a sense of place by following peaceful canal paths and navigating hidden hinterhauses, re-mapping my bearings away from the cars and traffic.
Soon I was drawn into the calm soundscapes of the Landwehr Canal in Neukölln – listening to the nuanced and distinct sounds – birdsong, echoes of a distant dog bark, rustling leaves, brief conversations heard here and there.
In the opening track, I recorded footsteps and the ambience of the forest from my walk to Friedhof Grunewald-Forst cemetery, where Nico, the German singer and model, is buried. The music in this album is based around guitar improvisations and responds to those subtle environmental recordings and walks, merging the two into a hybrid form of harmonics, rhythms and atmospheres.
frrreee mon cheri, 2023

Bouche Bée [boosh bay] was formed in 2005 by artist and vocalist Emmanuelle Waeckerlé and guitarist Petri Huurinainen.
In Spring 2020, electronic and community musician Peter Keserü joined us. We spent the next two years improvising every few weeks or so, in Emmanuelle’s garden studio in Thornton Heath. Precious times of togetherness during and after lockdown. Each session was recorded. Sometimes we listened to the tracks over dinner.
The collective sound that was emerging had developed a subtle cinematic feel, ethereal and stirring at times. In addition Emmanuelle played with words more often; her own and those of others from her readings at the time (Catherine Keller, François Jullien, Tim Ingold, Luce Irigaray) picking them randomly from pages of her sketchbook.
We had never performed live, yet it felt quite natural to think of making an album. The tracks on ff free mon cheri were selected over 8 months of repeated listening and unanimous selecting, picking those that withstood that process. Jeff Ardron’s subtle mastering revealed a song like quality that surprised us.
released July 26, 2023
Petri Huurinainen: acoustic guitar, bow, ebow, fx pedals
Peter Keserü: samples, iPads, melodica, seaboard, ocarina
Emmanuelle Waeckerlé: voice, Irish drum, ukulele pitch pipe
Recorded by Peter Keserü
Mixed and mastered by Jeff Ardron, St Austral Sound
Photography by Emmanuelle Waeckerlé
Ink drawings by Petri Huurinainen
Design by Earshots
Metro Rider, 2019
This soundtrack was composed for the short film Metro Rider by Denise Hawrysio. It was performed live as part of Hawrysio’s exhibition at Goldsmiths, University of London, in January 2019.
Exile Nothing, 2016

Exile Nothing, released as a LP, is a collection of instrumental pieces developed over three years of studio work, exploring electronic sound, instrumentation and arrangement. Moving away from my usual improvisation-based practice, the album is structured as a series of short, self-contained compositions. The music unfolds through atmospheric, cinematic textures and slowly evolving soundscapes, creating an introspective, inward listening space.
Born to lose for 45 mins, 2002
The track ‘Born To Lose’ by Johnny Thunders has been slowed down and stretched into 45 minutes semi-abstract sound piece.
It was exhibited as an installation in a group show in ‘Vienna International Apartment’ in Vienna, in Austria in 2002.
