Changing Stations is an 11-track classical-contemporary album based on the 11 main lines of the London Underground and composed using Grapheme Colour Synaesthesia.

"From a young age I've envisaged numbers, letters and words in colour. Each day would have a specific colour in my mind as well as months of the year; enabling me to have an expansive long-term memory. I soon identified myself as someone who had both Grapheme Colour and Spatial Sequence Synaesthesia; a neurological phenomenon where a person perceives words, letters, shapes, and numbers in colour."

​ Vinyl 45 rpm playing speed

SIDE A

1. Monday
2. Diameter

SIDE B

1. Loop
2. The Waltz of Lethargy
3. On The Periphery

SIDE C

1. Oxymoron
2. The Début
3. Abode

SIDE D

1. Melancholy
2. Route C
3. The Drain

Changing Stations is an 11-track classical-contemporary album based on the 11 main lines of the London Underground and composed using Grapheme Colour Synaesthesia.

"From a young age I've envisaged numbers, letters and words in colour. Each day would have a specific colour in my mind as well as months of the year; enabling me to have an expansive long-term memory. I soon identified myself as someone who had both Grapheme Colour and Spatial Sequence Synaesthesia; a neurological phenomenon where a person perceives words, letters, shapes, and numbers in colour."

​ CD

1. Monday
2. Diameter
3. Loop
4. The Waltz of Lethargy
5. On The Periphery
6. Oxymoron
7. The Début
8. Abode
9. Melancholy
10. Route C
11. The Drain