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Seven Deadly Relationship Sins is now complete. The album takes the idea of the Seven Deadly Sins and places it inside a relationship, exploring seven behaviours and emotions that can gradually change how two people see each other. The seven tracks are: Avoidance · Dishonesty · Validation · Vanity · Jealousy · Control · Infidelity […]

Heartificial Intelligence has now been released — an EP built around the idea of “A Movie in Four Songs.” Across four songs, the project follows an emerging story involving an artificial character and explores recognition, deception, attention and ultimately awakening. Rather than presenting the songs simply as four unrelated tracks, the EP is designed to

Most of my songs begin with something real — a moment, a conversation, a feeling that stayed with me longer than it should have. Others start from an idea or a world that mirrors real emotions in a different way. I’ve never been able to write from a place that feels empty; the music doesn’t

Some songs arrive because life hands you a moment that’s too big to ignore. Three Lions Rise came from that feeling — the pride, the hope, and the shared electricity when a nation believes in something together. I wanted to capture that atmosphere: the unity, the anticipation, the way strangers suddenly feel connected. It’s not

Wanting You Always is the second half of a story I’ve been waiting to share. Where No More Kisses looks back at what’s been lost, this album leans into longing, hope, and the kind of love that stays with you even when life keeps shifting around it. It’s warmer, more open, and a little braver

No More Kisses is the first full chapter of Ballad Bay, and releasing it feels like finally opening a door I’ve been standing behind for years. This album is built from moments of love lost, love held onto, and love that never quite arrived. It’s a collection of quiet reflections, late‑night thoughts, and the kind

I Should Have Said Hello is a song about the moments we let slip past us — the quiet chances we never take, and the way they stay with us long after life has moved on. It follows the story of someone who keeps crossing paths with a person they’re drawn to, but never finds

I’m Here (Always) is one of the songs that means the most to me. I wrote it for someone who has lived through more hurt than anyone ever should — years of instability, heartbreak, and feeling unseen. None of that is spelled out in the lyrics, because the song isn’t about retelling her past. It’s

After a lot of quiet work behind the scenes, my website is finally up and running. It’s a space where I share my songwriting journey—lyrics, reflections, and the stories that shape the music. I’ve tried to keep things simple and honest, with a layout that invites you to explore at your own pace. No autoplay,

Some songs arrive quietly. Others take years to find their true voice. Recently, I revisited my entire collection — not to rewrite the past, but to let it breathe again. Old lyrics now carry sharper emotion, clearer storytelling, and a bit more courage. It’s been a creative reset, and along the way, new songs have

Each lyric I write begins with a moment — sometimes mine, often someone else’s. The kind of look that says everything, even in passing. A quiet heartbreak tucked behind a brave smile. A burst of laughter that leaves you breathless. Life offers endless stories, and I try to catch the ones that hum with feeling.