After spending two years with the indie band Blind Drivers, forming a prolific song-writing partnership with lead singer Matt Thompson, Paul left to establish to concentrate on producing and writing projects for people such as Lily Allen, Olly Murs, Stephanie Nala, as well as writing and recording two EP's (COYOA and Imagine What It Could Have Been) that have been released.

With influences from all decades, Paul has been called into to artists of all generations and genres, which has lead to several tracks breaking into the top 40 UK charts.

In recent months Paul has been working on three film scores, one of which is based in his beloved Sheffield called 'Twin Flowers' which tells the story of love from the opposite side of the tracks. It's Director George James said of Paul "the three tracks that we used of Paul's in the film capture the mood and elevate the action to a more emotional level. He's captured something that, in the cold light of day, has made the scenes more emotional that I would have dreamed with. There's an element to that working with Paul has been a massively pleasurable experience. Never a chore, always pleasant and accommodating."

With projects starting to back up for Paul in 2015, a new recording contract, live dates and the album 'Rewind Your Soul' due out in September, it's already starting to look like a busy year ahead.