Atmos is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, songwriter, artist, poet, author, and tutor based in Coventry, UK. He is influenced by bands such as Pink Floyd, Alice In Chains, and Tool. Other influences include films, video games, literature, world culture, science and spirituality.

In 2019 Atmos graduated from The Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) with a first-class BA(Hons) in Music Industry Practice - Creative Artist. During his time at ACM he studied under many music industry professionals such as: Kaya Herstad-Carney (Bon Jovi, Ringo Starr), Adam Pain (Guitar Techniques, Total Guitar, Computer Music), Becky Morton (Adrian Smith, Hitomi Yaida, EMI, Ministry of Sound), Jamie West-Oram (The Fixx), and Matt Russell (Queen, Metallica, Robert Plant). Outside of his studies at ACM, Atmos provided guitar and music theory tuition at Oakleaf Enterprise, which is a mental health charity based in Guildford, UK. He currently provides one to one private tuition.

Atmos is currently writing poetry for a book titled Poetry For The Blind, writing a fantasy fiction novel, and working on re-releasing his debut EP titled Echoes as an independent artist not affiliated with his previous company. He is working with music libraries and publishers such as CineVision Music (CVM) and Norfolk Music Publishing (NMP) with the aim of getting synchronisation placements in audiovisual media (film, TV, and advertisement). Atmos creates visual art when he is able to and he also writes articles for platforms such as Music Gateway and Quarternotez, discussing areas such as music theory, acoustic guitar, and the importance of music.