I made the beat, mixed, mastered, and performed on the song. This style of song was inspired by the genre of melodic rap, specifically artists like Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Tecca, and Lil Skies.

This piece, The Rose That Bloomed, is my interpretation of the following of Tupac Shakur’s poem, The Rose That Grew From Concrete. I did not know who Tupac Shakur was when I first read his text when I was in 8th grade.

I made the beat, mixed, mastered, and performed on the song. This style of song was inspired by the genre of melodic rap, specifically artists like Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Tecca, and Lil Skies.

It was two in the afternoon, and I found myself a lost tourist in the busy streets of Boston, jostling with the crowd, amidst a sea of faces. I was attempting to navigate Copley Square in the hot summer sun, hoping to find my cousin's art display among the multitude of stalls.

Whenever I start a song, I go into it thinking, "Let's make something fun!" I try to follow my instincts on what sounds good - the instruments, melodies, and rhythms that truly make me feel something. The ultimate goal of a song should be to make the listener feel.

An energetic, experimental EDM song, made in Ableton 10. I first start by creating the drop, before working on the build-up and intro.

This year I got really into making songs in Beepbox, which is a music making website that's mostly geared towards making retro style music. I slowly have been getting better, but I hadn't finished any songs, so I went back to one of the songs I made in mid 2023 and added an ending (rather than it looping forever).

My work, titled "Sunrise", is intended to mirror just that. The opening horn line represents the first ray of sun over the horizon, and as more rays emerge, the theme takes on variations and the work increases in density, eventually building to the moment the sun fully emerges into the sky.

The challenge of writing songs is an overwhelming endeavor. It is a very vulnerable process to put your feelings and emotions in musical form. While Steven Hawking was referring to books in the following quote, it is applicable to music as well.

There is a lots of music, choreograph and Poem I create, I tried to post these things on my ins channel, but nobody really cares, I wish more people can get to see my music, dances or video poem I made. I love to create ! since I ever was young, there is a lots of things that I wanted to express in this world.

"Not Allowed" is a song I created about a person I have yet to fully tell how deeply they mean to me. By no means is it only a love song, as it serves as an appreciation for their existence, as well as a confession.

Original musical piece composed produced using Logic Pro X.

"Milky Way" is an originally written, recorded, and produced song. Guitar, bass, drums, and vocals are all featured on the track, all played by myself. The abstract lyrics are inspired by a woman I imagined during a road trip.

It’s about someone who was in love and watching the other move on and change to be someone they never knew. They are still stuck trying to grasp the idea and move on to have their own life but the person the once loved keeps coming back every once and a while every time they’ve been forgotten.

I wrote this song following a situation where I lost someone important to me, and it wasn't by my doing. I felt hurt that they weren't reacting to it, or feeling, the same as I was and I needed to get my emotions out in a health way.

Tridecadon is an instrumental piece I composed using Pro Tools, inspired by my love for alternative and esoteric rock genres. Named for a 13-sided polygon, this piece represents the intersection of complexity, elegance and and alternative flair I aim to explore with my art.

This is a composition about being hopeful, and maybe today didn’t go as planned, but you can be hopeful that tomorrow will bring a better day.

Thomas, Jolie and I originally wrote this song as part of a Berklee College of Music summer program for songwriters.

I've always dreamed of what a school dance would be like. I always thought that it would be just like the movies, I went to homecoming with my friends my Sophmore Year, and it wasn't quite "magical" like portrayed in the movies.

This was the first song I've ever recorded, and being comfortable singing was a challenge I had to overcome to make this song. At this point in my life, I was focused on spending time with my friends and making memories that would inspire my music.