An instrumental nearly 25 years in the making. Electric Trivia began when I was 17 and grew alongside me as I developed as a guitarist, songwriter, and producer. This release is the second iteration of the composition and a nod to an earlier version I recorded years ago but never released.
Built around electric guitar, Electric Trivia captures that journey of learning, experimenting, and growing—one detail at a time.
We Won’t blends social commentary with warmth, turning resilience into a hopeful chorus. Emphasizing collective strength alongside individual courage, driving towards a clear message that encourages one to not crumble under criticism—lift others up and choose empathy.
This Christmas year is a song about a time for reflection and honoring the many loved ones we've lost this year. We’re celebrating the beautiful moments we shared with them. Send Roses is a concise, heartfelt anthem about choosing courage and timely honesty in a social relationship strained by suspicion and fear. The intro and outro, framed by solo guitar, remind us that we enter and leave the world alone, while moments with others define the in-between. The chorus reframes communication as love and mercy, with “sending roses” as a tangible gesture to break patterns of withholding. The bridge contrasts blame with care, culminating in a whispered call to show love before it’s too late.
I’m grateful to have collaborated with Chloe Belle, Beth White, and Jason White on this record and look forward to working with them again!
I am an Americana music artist. But I must include that my main musical influence flows from Jazz/Blues moods. I think that an exposure to gospel music in my early years immensely contributes this influence; but in terms of style-I must insist, it’s definitely my own.
My writing history begins somewhere around the age of 15 with my very first completed song Goodbyes-which I’m proud to admit, had a heavy folk sound (which nowadays is considered Americana) at the time.
From there I came to find interest in traditional classical music, contemporary country, alternative rock, and pop-which further brought me closer to creating my present-day sound.
Currently, I am nurturing an independent music career, moving towards a personal goal to be a working musician which I hope to use as a full-time replacement to running my own construction company.
The future? We. Shall. See.
