Wood Blood by Celine Rightman

Wood Blood is a suite of 10 orchestral pieces, designed as an explorative and foundational album for ‘Celine Rightman’.

The opus is characterised by its non-linear form, constantly meandering through themes, tones and tempo, only ever driven by the unpredictable flow of feral curiosity.


Imbued with the Spirit and Nature of the British Isles, Wood Blood takes the audience on a whimsical and fluid flight path through a musical landscape of forests and meadows, drawing inspiration from Vaughan Williams to Mike Oldfield, among other fellow islanders.

Wood Blood is Raw, Restless and Rebellious.

Celine Rightman is the anagram of London-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Micah Neterling.

Armed with a background in cinematography, Neterling has forged a uniquely visual approach to musical composition where form and substance are indivisible.

“I seem to see music as much as I can hear it.
It’s a blessing - sporadically - and a curse, the rest of the time!