As an introvert, music has always been my way of connecting with my inner thoughts. Like many, It’s the space where I lose track of time, and where I found meaning as a creative.

From early on, I realized that I found joy in the process of crafting sonic worlds rather than performing in front of people as a musician.

This wasn't always like this.

When I was a kid, I thought I’d be an architect. A few years later, it was painting (mostly digital) that caught my interest. Then, at 12, I tried my hand at graphic design, earning the big-bucks charging $5 per banner to Minecraft YouTubers...Yup. Eventually, I earned a degree as an Electronic Technician where I discovered I'm amazingly terrible at math but loved designing circuit boards and equipment. And then, for a while, I considered industrial design, but I wasn't 100% passionate about the idea.

It is safe to say that I was all over the place…

But, through all of this, one thing consistently showed up:
You guessed it, music.

I finally started noticing a pattern. Where I felt the most freedom was in the act of creating itself. Whether it be buildings, characters, stories or devices. But the connection and satisfaction I found through music felt clearer than anything else.

Modern technology allowed me to build a career around that passion, working with clients worldwide and developing as a creative on my own terms.

I love exploring the space between organic and digital sounds. I like to say that I'm not a 'sound purist,' but someone who embraces the fluidity of both worlds.

I combine, transform, and sometimes even destroy the character of instruments to give meaning to each sound, each melody, and each piece of music.

Now in videogames, I’ve found the perfect opportunity to connect music to a deeper level and enhance the emotional experience for players.