'Drip Feeder' (2022) is scored for solo piano and bespoke 1-bit pulse synthesiser, which was designed by Blake Troise (aka PROTODOME) in 2017. It is the seventh in a series of (mainly solo) works exploring a specific additive form explored by Arvo Pärt’s in the opening of ‘Ludus’ from his Tabula Rasa. The piece is a major/complete rework of materials from 'Drip Feed' for solo harpsichord, which was composed for Jane Chapman in 2019. 'Drip Feeder' was shortlisted for the British section of the ISCM 2024 and features on Benjamin Oliver's portrait album with Birmingham Record Company 'TOO MANY SWEETS' (release 26 April 2024).