---2/23/25--- "Wizard's Tower" Background music for a game where the player infiltrates a wizards tower.

---10/15/24--- "Pressing every button" is a self explanatory bossa-nova song with a hint of lemon.

---4/7/24--- "Driftshot Title Theme" is the main title theme for driftshot (wow!). Composed using my first purchace of a Roland VA Soundscape

---7/15/24--- "On Ship" is the overworld/ship theme for a pirate gambling game I made with my roomate based on the classic game "Liar's Dice".

---10/15/24--- "AI-Generated Puzzle" is a puzzle theme I wrote for a claw machine puzzle game about navigating a yet-to-be-loaded polygon graphic through a bunch of unfair puzzles built to make him fail.

---1/28/24--- "Battle Against the Sparking Ghost" is an RPG battle theme I made for a conceptual fight where you have to face off against a stage-hogging spirit!

---11/29/23--- "Ashenfall -- [Grey Rain]" This song plays the role of meloncholic "winter theme". Although the truth behind the snowy landscape is that white ash has fallen from the sky and covered the earth in a post apocalyptic setting. So yeah... not super happy.

---1/10/24--- "Cowboy Sancuary" is the last song composed for "Come Hell or Holy Water" and the would be credits theme!

---5/9/24--- "Cybergarden" was originally a song I composed to practice with compressors, but it turned into a level theme for Driftshot after deciding it was too polished for me not to use it anywhere.

---6/19/24--- "Tutorial Puzzle" was a tutorial theme I wrote for the above mentioned claw machine puzzle game.

---1/21/24--- I really wanted to write an emotional song for an opening cutscene while also sticking to a feeling of dread. "What Happened" is what came out of that, and I consider it one of my better songs, at least compositionally.

When I was a kid --like a little one-- I took an interest in piano. I got some lessons, learned how to play. I liked to pick out songs I heard in games and even tried to compose and write down my own songs in an old ELA book I had from school.

(Still practicing tho)

The end of my junior year, I decided to purchase a DAW called FL Studio and actually play around with composing. It didn't last super long, as I had already been deep into a RPG maker project and was distracted by outside school and work.

"Crystal Railway" was the result of this. It was me trying to make a real song using soundfonts and samples "just likeToby Fox and Yousuke Yasui".

Although it was just a case of "Pillbird See, Pillbird Do." ---just replicating what I heard in other songs--- it was technically the start of my...

COMPOSITIONAL JOURNEY! *Explosion*

Now that you've read my brief backstory, please take another look at my compositional portfolio, as well as other sections that I may add in the future.