For Ten years now, my primary method of refining my skills as a producer and artist has been through experimentation with recording myself, which I published to my youtube channel. Now, it serves as my primary avenue of exposure and marketing for my audio production services.

I started making A Cappella recordings about seven years ago. After two years of slowly and excruciatingly navigating the frustrating hobby that is home recording, I felt I was making things good enough that they deserved music videos. I'd been watching Mike Tompkins and Peter Hollens for a few years, and I was ready to try myself. Confident in my abilities, I released my cover of "Eenie Meanie" on the world. "Sean Kingston and Bieber would be proud," I thought.

In reality only my mom was proud. But I kept making more.

Many of my videos from these early days are now gone, but my original is still up. Mostly just so that my friends can embarass me by playing it at my birthday party or whatever, but also to remind me of where I started. And I have in fact come a long way.

I’ve since worked in all levels of online content production, with collaborations including Home Free, David Archuleta, Peter Hollens, Mario Jose, Sam Tsui, 10SecondSongs, and many more.

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