In the realm of music, Andy has garnered critical acclaim for his work, boasting three well-received double albums: ‘Letting Go!’ (2012), ‘Sunshine Avenue’ (2014), and ‘Hell is Light’ (2018). His upcoming fourth album, ‘Falling’, (August 2024) has been referred to as ‘an Indie-Rock Masterpiece’ by Keyline Magazine. Andy’s musical talents have taken him on extensive tours both domestically and internationally, sharing stages with renowned artists such as Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Portugal. The Man, and The Preatures, among many others.
Not content with excelling solely in music, Andy has also made significant contributions to the world of film. His 2018  double album and feature film ‘Hell is Light’, stands as a testament to his creative vision and commitment to addressing pressing societal issues. Set against the backdrop of the Northern NSW Coast Community, the film explores themes of addiction with a blend of art-house aesthetics and dark comedy. Its success is evidenced by a slew of awards, including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Original Soundtrack at the 2019 Pinnacle Film Awards, as well as recognition at esteemed festivals such as The Blow Up International Arthouse Festival in Chicago.
In addition to his accomplishments in music and film, Andy has also made significant contributions to theatre and community arts. His acting credits span stage, film, and television, with standout performances in productions such as ‘Summer’s Day’ and ‘Innuendo’. Beyond the spotlight, Andy has leveraged his artistic talents to uplift communities in need, collaborating with organizations like the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne and Berry Street to foster hope in the aftermath of tragic events such as the Victorian bushfires. Through the Awesome Arts Project, he has worked in remote and Indigenous communities in West Australia. 

As a musical director, Andy worked for The Torch Project in Melbourne, composing and arranging an original music score for their Community Music Theatre Play, ‘The Con’ which was based on famed Indigenous leader William Cooper’s letters to the King. 
As a playwright and has made 2 contributions to Full On Theatre, a Melbourne-based Theatre in Education Company. Whether through music, film, theatre, or poetry, Andy remains dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of our times, leaving an indelible imprint on the cultural landscape.