“When I was in elementary school, I received a 45-key Casio keyboard from my grandfather. He loved jazz music, and I loved sequences of odd keyboard sounds. After developing a more formalized interest in music, I joined several successful indie rock/pop bands and began recording each on a digital multitrack recorder.

Fast forward a decade, now a graduate with degrees in Math and Music, I decided paying off six figures of student loan debt was important. I moved to Connecticut, grabbed a job at The Hartford and pursued an actuarial designation. My colleagues and lessons-learned at The Hartford proved to be some of the most valuable in my life.

However, I couldn’t shake the bubbling passion of creating music full-time. I quit my comfortable corporate job and started my own recording studio and music production company, Kingship Recording Company. Since, I’ve written/produced both major and indie label projects, partnered with several music licensing platforms, composed for Sundance film contestants and continue to write original pop music for my personal monikers.

If you've made it this far, you ain’t trolling, reach out and let’s chat.”