Recent News

-My debut album as Robert Humber, threnody for rocking chair, is available for preorder here. Stoked to be working with People Places Records on this release. Cassette tapes are available.

-My debut album as R Sheaves, MARY SPINS, is available for streaming, and digital and physical purchase. It is the biggest thing I have made and has been received very positively thus far.

-Newfoundland tour dates for R Sheaves are coming soon! For Summer 2025.

-I am putting the finishing touches on a Winnie the Pooh-themed ballet for Kittiwake Dance. Firs performance is planned for October 2025 at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre!

-I just received a Canada Council grant in order to record a huge 9-cello piece for Heather Tuach and then release it alongside my other multitracked pieces on Redshift Records. I am REALLY looking forward to finally being able to properly release that project soon.

-In late June 2025, myself, dancer Hilary Knee and pianist Stephen Eckert will begin an intensive workshop for a 30-minute dance/piano/electronics piece. Thank you to ArtsNL for funding this project.

-This is very cool. A trio of extremely talented Tuckamore “alumni” will be touring through small communities in Labrador playing a variety of pieces. Among those pieces are my trio riverspeak which I wrote for the Tuckamore Young Composer program back in 2019. More info here.

-My piece “into air” won 1st prize at 2024 SOCAN Young Composer Awards.

-I have completed elegy half erased, a 15-minute piano trio for the London, England-based Greenwich Trio. More info on performances ASAP.

Here’s a sample of what I create:

A collaboration with the supremely talented violinist and producer Adrian Irvine, made possible through the support of Canada Council for the Arts.

Short promo for my collaboration with pianist Stephen Eckert and dancer Hilary Knee, 'to unwind a sea shell.' Filmed by Giancarlo Delgado. Made possible through the support of Canada Council for the Arts.

First piece from my in-progress debut album. Pianos performed beautifully by Stephen Eckert. Visuals created by Luke Welsh. Mixed and mastered by Michelle LaCour.