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Sales, marketing, client relations and product at Spintel, covering every radio format except Country. Off the clock: records, Adidas and three teams that rarely play at the same time.

The music · 3 tracks

Airplay data by day, new finds by night, and a record collection that keeps outgrowing its shelves.

A1

The day job.

At Spintel I cover every radio format except Country. The week splits four ways: selling the platform, growing how it’s marketed, looking after the people who use it, and shaping what we build next.

Top 40Hot ACACRhythmicUrbanUrban ACAlternativeActive RockMainstream RockTriple AChristianCountry

Sales

Spintel

Showing labels, promoters and stations what their spins actually say, and getting them on the platform.

Marketing

Development

Building the story, the materials and the outreach that put Spintel in front of the right people.

Clients

Relations

Onboarding, training and staying close to clients so the data turns into decisions.

Product

Design

Turning what clients ask for into features, reports and tools that make airplay easier to read.

Press & new features

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A2

In my ears.

Straight from my Spotify: what’s on the platter right now, the spin log, the chart, and the playlists I keep adding to.

Spin log

Central time

    My chart

    Last 4 weeks

      Playlists

      Press play
      A3

      The crates.

      Radio is the job, vinyl is the habit. Below is the news on the artists in my collection, one sleeve per artist. Pull one out to read.

      My collection on Discogs Every record I own, catalogued and searchable.

      News from the crates

      The sport · 2 tracks

      Arsenal in the morning, Penn State on Saturday, the Broncos on Sunday. And the shoes.

      B1

      Matchday.

      Three programmes, updated live. Scores and headlines stay under wraps until you tear the stub, so nothing gets spoiled before I’ve watched.

      B2

      Heavy rotation.

      A newer obsession. Sambas, Gazelles and Spezials, in any colour I can find.

      Pairs added in 2026, and counting

      Samba

      Since 1950

      Built as an indoor football trainer for frozen pitches. Gum sole, T-toe, timeless.

      Gazelle

      Since 1966

      The suede training shoe that never really left. Slim, low, wears with anything.

      Spezial

      Since 1979

      A handball shoe the terraces adopted. The deep cut of the three.

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