My work spans a wide range of styles, from ambient and cinematic compositions to guitar-driven, experimental, and rhythm-focused music. I’ve created and performed music across genres including rock, alternative, cinematic, electronic, atmospheric, and hybrid styles, often blending organic instruments with modern production.

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Both. My background as a live performer informs how I shape feel, dynamics, and emotion, while my production work emphasizes structure, clarity, and longevity. This balance allows the music to feel alive while remaining practical for studio, media, or interactive use.

Yes. Adaptability is central to how I work. Whether a project calls for subtle background textures, emotionally driven compositions, or more forward, guitar-led music, I approach each brief with an understanding of context, audience, and purpose rather than a fixed style.

I design music with intention. That means considering pacing, tone, and how sound interacts with visuals, narrative, or gameplay. This approach allows the same musical language to translate effectively across albums, film, games, and interactive experiences.

I focus on music that lasts. Whether subtle or expressive, the goal is always to create sound that supports emotion, atmosphere, and narrative over time — music that feels intentional, immersive, and quietly powerful.