Snowdon first created music with his group Lowlakes, which took him touring all around the world, but ultimately disbanded after releasing one album in 2014. After relocating to Melbourne from Alice Springs, he joined forces with Tom Iansek (Big Scary/#1 Dads) – guesting for #1 Dads on standout tracks “Return To”, and FKA Twigs’ “Two Weeks” for Like A Version. This creative partnership led to the duo forming No Mono, which released Islands Part I in 2018 and Part II in 2019. But when No Mono also came to an end, Snowdon was left untethered, weathered, and faced rebuilding for a second time in his musical life. By his own admission he‘s always preferred making music with other people, and has been a reluctant soloist. It took him time to regroup and commit to writing and releasing his songs as a solo artist. In the intervening period he put energy into other passions – his law degree led him to work on the Northern Territory’s Treaty Commission. He composed for contemporary dance and public works. He guest vocal’d on tracks from Willaris. K, upsidedownhead and Breathe. Slowly he recalibrated himself as a solo artist.