Most songs start simple. An acoustic guitar, a melody, a line, or just a feeling I can’t shake. From there I build around it with lo-fi drums, bass, textures, and whatever else the song needs.

The writing is personal. A lot of it comes from overthinking, loss, addiction, relationships, avoidance, and trying to make sense of where I’m at. I’m not trying to sound perfect or overly polished. I’d rather leave some rough edges in becuase life isn’t always smooth.

My vocals usually sit somewhere between singing and talking. Quiet, tired, melodic, sometimes a little messy, with a controlled cathartic rasp when the song needs it. I want my vocals to feel flawed.

The music stays pretty simple. Acoustic guitar, warm bass, loose drums, subtle textures, and enough empty space for the words to breathe.

habits helped a lot of initially people find my music, but I’m still making songs one idea at a time, mostly for myself first, and hoping somebody else hears something in it they needed too.