Made out of love

I've been making music for as long as I can remember. First it was just me and my acoustic guitar. Then I started performing my own songs at open mic nights and my own gigs, to headlining bigger venues in my band. I then learned to produce so I could make my own records, and have since written and produced music for myself, other artists and TV and film. I love everything about music, from listening to it to creating it. I create music in lots of genres, and Moments of Meaning was my first ambient project.

I've always known that music can change how you feel, and a few years ago I started to explore how music could help calm and soothe. I knew I wanted to create something like that, for myself and to share with others. My mom was diagnosed with cancer just after COVID, and I didn't know what to do with myself. I couldn't fix what was happening to her and I felt lost. Music has always been home for me, and writing it helped me channel my emotions into something positive. I poured everything I was feeling into an album which is now called Infinite.

I dedicated this project to my Mom. Moments of Meaning spells MOM. It came out of fear and sadness, but mostly out of love and hope. She has always been my biggest supporter of my music. I shared it with her and my family first, then with everyone else. She fought fiercely and has been clear for years now, and the music that helped me through that time now helps other people find a moment of calm.

I have been blown away by the love and support from the audience Moments of Meaning has found. I've also been filming and creating nature footage to go with my music, and launched my own label, Relaxing Ambient Sounds.

A note from me

Whatever you're going through, whether life is just busy, something personal, or someone you love is struggling, you're not alone. We may never meet, but I hope my music is there for you in the moments you need something: to feel calm, to settle your nervous system, or just to breathe. My intention is to help, through my music, in whatever way I can.

Thank you for listening. It means so much.

I wish you and your loved ones peace and love.

Cat