I've been producing music for a few years now, but singing is always something I've been somewhat insecure about.

My song "Maria" was made as an outlet for all of the problems I was going through at school.

Anima Partem is built around the idea that finding your own belonging is a deeply individual journey that is exciting, anticipatory, and thoughtful all at once.

I made this piano improvisation after one of my school’s show choir performances.

In Spring 2025, I struggled at the thought of losing touch with my closest friends graduating in June and losing my favorite band director to district layoffs.

Staring at the Sun is a nostalgic bittersweet piece, the kind of memory that ripples if you think of it too hard.

"Wandering" is a piece that tells the story of a traveler hiking up a mountain.

This is a song I wrote produced and mixed myself I did everything myself this song was also inspired by Sabrina Carpenter.

It's a song I created with my friend Ethan.

This movement began as a pressure valve for my brain.

This song is dedicated to a fictional character named Aslan Lynx (Ash).

My song is about the anxiety of going into new things for the first time.

This is the first movement from my first String Quartet, which I composed for the California PTSA art competition.

I've always been interested in a genre call city pop, even though mostly all of the songs made in that style are Japanese, I've grown to love the way the music was produced.

This song is part of a larger EP, but unfortunately, I cannot submit it here.

"How to Hold Your Hand" embodies the feeling of really liking someone but having no idea what you're doing.

Made just because I was bored spent close to about 30 hours creating this.

I made this as a tribute to Ozzy, I just want this to be out there for people to see.

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

Shower Thoughts is a flowing, nostalgic song about someone fully enveloping your thoughts as if they were a massive, bottomless ocean.