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Ongoing Projects
I’ve got a whole lineup of projects spinning right now. And yes — I know. In my previous life, I’d pick a couple tasks, finish them, and call it a day.
Songwriting, though? Completely different creature. My brain is out here parkouring between ideas, concepts, lyrics, and random phrases like it drank three espressos. It feels like I’m throwing darts at ten different dartboards and somehow hitting none of them.
Anyway… here’s what I’m working on at the moment.
Album: Bars Or Bars
This one will probably take the longest. My brain usually follows a logical path, but this album is the complete opposite — it’s built around technical lyricism and controlled chaos. The writing style includes:
Wordplay bars — clever twists, reversals, unexpected meanings
Internal rhyme chains — rhymes inside the bar, not just at the end
Multisyllabic rhyming — multiple syllables rhyming at once
Double entendres — one line with two meanings
Meta bars — bars about the bar itself
Loop‑back bars — lines that flip or reference the previous line
Self‑counter bars — saying something, then debating or contradicting it for comedic effect
Here’s a sample of a track called "Logic In Motion".
Album: Conversations About God
A couple of years ago, I had a heart attack. Two weeks later, my brother had one and passed away. I wanted to honor him through music — but not with the usual “he was this, he did that” type of songs.
My brother taught CCD at his church, and we’d talk about faith from time to time. I’ve always said I “have faith but not religion,” and our conversations would go on for hours. So the best way to honor him is to make an album built around those talks — our Conversations About God.
Here’s a sample of a track called "GOD Let Me Learn The Hard Way".
Album: Everyday Legends
Legends aren’t only the people who accomplish massive, world‑changing things. If you look around, you’ll find Everyday Legends everywhere — the person behind the counter, the nurse who takes care of you, the neighbor who always says hello.
These are the people who make life better in small but meaningful ways. This album is for them.
Here’s a sample of a track called "GOD Let Me Learn The Hard Way".
Album: Repressed Depression
I’ve never been much of a believer in therapy, but losing my son broke something in me. People say time heals, yet that hasn’t been true in my life. I don’t want this to sound morbid — it’s just real. Writing songs about emotions I rarely show in public has become its own kind of therapy. Putting feelings into words gives me a small sense of relief.
This album is for anyone who’s lived through loss, hardship, or any moment that changed them deeply. It isn’t meant to fix anything or make you feel better. It’s simply emotions turned into words — honest, raw, and human.