Music has always been a quiet place for me — a way to sit with emotion, memory, and movement without needing to explain any of it.

I write piano-based songs that leave space rather than fill it. Many begin simply, often shaped by feeling before structure, and gradually unfold into something that feels connected to imagery and story.

Some of my music is melancholic and reflective. Some is lighter and hopeful. Much of it lives somewhere in between — where emotion meets atmosphere.

I’m especially drawn to music that works alongside visual storytelling. Songs that feel at home in film, intimate scenes, quiet moments, or transitions where silence almost speaks.

Collaboration, for me, is less about direction and more about listening — to the project, the mood, and what wants to emerge naturally.