Through my work, I attempted to convey the volatility of teenage emotions.

"Beneath a Stormy Sky" is a piece for wind ensemble.

I am fascinated by the fungi that inhabit the planet. I wanted to write a song that encompasses my love for fungi and comments on a relevant topic occurring.

I first think of a short tune, and if I think it's catchy or good, I write it down immediately.

This piece was composed during May to June of 2022, and was initially only meant to be for solo piano.

The piece is the second movement of a string quartet I wrote titled CGDAE. It is in the Dorian mode, which gives off a sort of hopeful yet serious tone.

"Barbalade" is a jazz ballad tune for alto saxophone, piano, bass, and drums. Live saxophone is home recorded, rhythm section is MIDI, mixed and produced in Logic Pro.

Everything that surrounds me is a song.

I wrote "Crown" as a way to explore a simple idea, and how far you can stretch it within different contexts.

For my composition, I picked the name "Stormboat Freedom" to represent a boat lost in a storm and then escaping to calm waters - free.

This piece is an exploration of combining multiple genres together.

After finding a chord progression that we both liked while jamming, my friend and I set out to write a great break up song, and recorded it that very same day, with him playing guitar, midi drums, and producing it, and me on bass, guitar, and piano.

I make music in the Sunset Youth Center.

During the height of Covid, I found myself at the piano often but wanted to explore music deeper than just playing an instrument.

This piece is a ballad about the fire I have personally experienced. It has 2 meanings; one symbolizing an actual fire, a spark of ignition, with ebbs and flows, culminating in a large blaze, and then dying out.

This song, "city lights" is a song representing youth and the notion of love.

Around two years ago, I decided to stop writing my lyrics down.

"Nothing Feels" was written at 10:30 on a Tuesday night. I was feeling a certain way, and decided to put those thoughts into music.

I composed this piece as an homage to one of my favorite modern composers, Frank Zappa and his compositions the Black Page #1 and 2.

This song was originally just about feeling a little yucky.