"The Exoverse" is a piece written for vocal septet, orchestra, and electronics.

Rollercoaster was inspired by a recent trip to Anaheim’s theme parks in southern California.

“Soft Ground” is a creative writing piece that uses a drifting narrator to explore the feeling of moving through life without fully settling.

I've often felt frustrated with the results of my music production efforts.

This is a song I wrote for a songwriting exercise in which you choose an object and write a song about it.

I had recently been obsessed with Jimmy Van Heusen's "It Could Happen to You" and dedicated my time to learning it on the Piano, Trumpet, and Saxophone.

A couple of months ago, I wrote Sewn Together for my sister, my best friend, when she left home for college.

"Really?" is heavily inspired by guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka, to whom I strived to reiterate a similar background for my project.

I wrote "Love Habits" when my sister left for college.

This piece is part of my concept score for my science-fiction novel idea I've developed for a year.