Salutations, Wanderer! Welcome to the Labyrinth, my little corner of the internet dedicated to making the world a nicer place, one song, one video, one creation at a time!
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I’ve been making music for the better part of my life - specifically, ever since I discovered the school-issued tablets we got in middle school still had GarageBand loaded on them. I started out making some… arguably rough covers of songs by Imagine Dragons. As I developed my skills, I quickly started wanting to make and release music like my dad had. So, I produced and released the Shards EP in high school, using nothing but a borrowed school tablet, an old studio-in-a-box my dad still had laying around, and PLENTY of youtube tutorials learning how GarageBand mobile works.
Not long after that, I'd start work on my first album, Pslyght. The album is meant to be the first in a yet-unnamed trilogy, exploring different aspects of how I perceive life, love, and the world around me. I would work on it between school, work, and navigating the challenges that come when a close family member contracts cancer, eventually finishing and releasing it during my first year in college, making it my first foray into the world of Logic Pro.
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During my time at Dallas College Cedar Valley Campus, I got the pleasure to perform alongside such powerhouses as Roman the Writer, Victoria Diaz, and Wesley McIntyre, all the while honing my skills in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), in live sound situations, and as a performer under the tutelage of Dr. James Bogle, Professor Steve Browne, Professor Whitney James Alger, and Professor Richard McLure. Learning so many things in so many ways has only made me more passionate about creating music and learning even more!
During my time in college I also began a career as a content creator, amassing hundreds of followers between Twitch, Instagram, YouTube, and BlueSky and raising close to $1,000 for the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance.
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Which brings us to now! I am attempting to turn what I've learned into a lifelong career of making music, content, short films and SO much more. I plan on releasing an all-new album in September called Lessons Learned, and pursuing a challenge called The Rule of Fives which I created to hold myself accountable and track my progress in my many endeavors. If you've read this far, I invite you to follow along on my journey building the life of my dreams, and I thank you for supporting me in doing so (even if it's just reading these blurbs, I REALLY appreciate it!)