I'm pleased to announce the release of the official video for "The Other Side," the title track from my recently released EP of the same name. Consistent with the theme of the EP, I made this music video while at home, practicing physical distancing in June and July, using only self-recorded video clips and downloadable stock footage. There's a lot to unpack in terms of visual metaphors and interpretations of the work, so I won't spoil it. Suffice it to say, the video is mean

"...a new and refreshing talent in the world of electronica..." - Paul Bamlett | With Just a Hint of Mayhem As a solo artist, I am accustomed to making music alone, but never as critically as this. Time in isolation with my thoughts and machines has become a matter of survival—a way to cope with physical distance during the pandemic, and a way to process recent responses to systemic racism. In early March, I began writing and recording a new project—my reflections on quaranti

Stream "The Other Side" playlist on YouTube. The Other Side The extra set of housekeys The second car The shirt you wore last week Still on the floor The things we choose to keep Your nakedness beside me Your scent, your hair The lingering I love you Beneath the stairs The sound of you asleep The cruel reprise of summer The light of day The chain of life unbroken Yet we've been changed Like patterns on the sea When I Close my eyes I picture you there Imagine that you're waiti

“Chaos” is the word that describes what I felt at the onset of mandatory stay-at-home orders. It was difficult to wrap my head around the fact that COVID-19, an infiltrator smaller than the eye could see, had ended life as anyone had known it. It seemed bitterly ironic that in a world starved for connection—physically, politically, emotionally, and socially—people would be forced apart. I was unusually anxious about life in general, scrolling through the newsfeed on my phone