Tim Arnold: podcast appearances and interviews

Tim Arnold is the Chief Operating Officer of Integra Resources. He is an English musician, singer-songwriter, performance artist, composer, producer, and film director based in London. Arnold has been recognized for his musical style, which has been compared to that of David Bowie. He is notable for being the last musician to collaborate with Lindsey Kemp, who mentored David Bowie and Kate Bush. Arnold created the multimedia project Super Connected, which encompasses an album, film, and theater components. His early success came as the singer and songwriter of the Britpop band Jocasta in the mid-1990s. Beyond performance, Arnold runs the record label TA Music and has released 32 albums. As a film composer, he provided original music for the 2016 feature film Blood Orange starring Iggy Pop. He also authored and composed the musical Secrets of Soho and won the BBC Radio London Album of the Year for his album The Soho Hobo. Arnold is an active campaigner for the preservation of Soho in London, advocating for its role in the performing arts. He founded Save Soho, a coalition comprising performers, residents, and politicians, to protect the district's cultural significance. Arnold has expressed criticism of Spotify, notably removing his discography from the platform in December 2021 in protest of the company's investments in a military defense company. As of the end of 2025, he concluded his public online presence, described as a 'Digital Departure.'