A Fellow Creative
I’ve been a singer, songwriter, composer, and producer. I love photography. In film and media production, I’ve worked as an actor, editor, writer, and producer. I’ve also enjoyed ventures into theater — both on stage and behind the scenes — and continue to perform as a voiceover artist.
Writer / Author
I speak my mind through thought-provoking, observational journal entries, interspersed with poetry — and, of course, my music. In early 2025, I published my first book. More recently, I’ve been exploring in-depth discussions, venturing down various rabbit holes in dialogue with top-tier AI services like ChatGPT, in a series called Lux Colloquii, shared here and on Substack.
My writing offers a contemplative perspective that explores and synthesizes elements of philosophy, psychology, sociology, spirituality, science, the arts, and the esoteric — aimed at contributing to, and inspiring, both personal and collective transformation. Lofty, I know. Over the years, I’ve written more than a thousand entries and articles. Philosophical, personal, artistic, and creative expression is always evolving, adapting — never complete. What is true for me can, and will, change, evolve, and mature.
Let love lead you.
Music Artist
I’ve been surrounded by, influenced by, and immersed in all kinds of music for as long as I can remember. It’s the constant element that has kept me going at times. Never underestimate the power of a song.
My father, also a musician, got me started at the wee age of three on a Farfisa organ, which featured bass pedals I wouldn’t be able to reach for several more years. Throughout my formative years, I continued developing my skills on keyboard instruments while also learning to play the drums. I grew up keeping rhythm beside my father — who played the accordion, powered by a Leslie speaker — at cultural club gigs, watching couples dance their nights away.
Eventually, as a teenager, I found my singing voice. This personal milestone changed everything: the ability to build layered vocal harmonies and convey emotion through lyrics and melodies added a depth no technology could match. In those early days, all I had for recording was a dual-cassette portable stereo — a big, heavy gray thing — but it was enough to spark a lasting fire. I went on to teach myself guitar, favoring a nylon-stringed Fender classical, and later fell in love with a five-string bass I picked up on a trip to Wales.
By my mid-teens, I had begun composing original songs and arrangements, driven by the passion born from countless hours of practice. I dove deep into the sampled sounds and programmed rhythms of various electronic music machines. The advent of Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) software changed the game once again — suddenly, I had a virtually limitless creative outlet. I quickly poured hundreds of hours into learning how to capture, explore, record, and produce my diverse musical ideas through the ever-evolving DAW.
The result was my first self-released album, Runaway, followed by Runaway Revisited, featuring remixed and alternate versions of the original recordings. It was a singular, unforgettable period in my life — where time blurred, days became nights and nights became days, as I honed my sound and feverishly prepared to share it with the world. I would go on to repeat the original-then-remixed process with my Wander albums and others.
My latest full-length release — and 11th self-produced album—is Fleshwound Restitched (The Remixes).
I strive to create emotive, intentional, meaningful, and “conscious” music. I often have several album projects in development, continuing to explore my genre-blending methods and creative ingenuity as fully as I can.
Music is life.
