I don’t really have a process for art. When I have a thought, I write it out.

Writing either takes me a few days or a few months to complete. Sometimes I get a complete plot thought of and the whole story flows into sentences.

(Not) For Sale is a haunted comedy about what happens when a disgruntled teenage ghost decides that she'll do anything in her power to protect the house she died in, and how her hauntings have affected the poor real estate agent tasked with selling the property.

As a self taught pianist, my artistic process many times involves the intake of material that will serve as inspiration for my creative output.

I created "Illusion" on a software program called Ableton.

I made this song to be a part of our band’s (@comp.ound_fracture) first studio album (work in progress). I composed and recorded every part of the song (except the drums, I composed that with MIDI).

I always try to experiment with unique ways to begin a piece of music, whether it's beginning with an irregular time signature, a catchy and unique rhythm or ostinato, or a mysterious and brooding entrance.

I write, produce, and sing my own songs.

The swings have always been my primary choice of a playground activity.

Be inspired first, then create.

This piece "Bring Me Back" is an improvisation I did back when I was dealing with grief of someone I loved.

I have loved music all my life, and I study piano, guitar, voice, and multiple other instruments.

This song is one I wrote and recorded for a project in 2020.

I wrote this song in 8th grade. It was the first song I made on piano and it's changed a lot the more I played it.

I created this piece with a simple concept in mind: winter. But as the piece began to develop, I started exploring the intensities, depths, contrasts, and the inherent magic of this season.

I feel like in the past couple of years, music has become such an important thing to me, both listening to music and playing an instrument, so for this, I wanted to try something new and write a song and compose parts for multiple instruments.

My piece sets a passage of Heidegger’s Being and Time to an ensemble of a soprano voice, oboe, clarinet in B-flat, viola, and double bass.

This song is composed of clean electric guitar as well as vocals.

You meet Time and it has some things to tell you.

The song that I wrote is called Justice because it evokes the themes of fighting for equality, discrimination and hate crimes, but also of belonging and expanding our view of the world regarding other people.