Music has always been a central part of my life. I grew up playing worship music in my local church, where my fascination with sound first began. I remember borrowing my dad’s “fancy” headphones and spending hours listening to different bands, training my ears to hear every element that made up a song. Even as a teenager, I was always focused on finding the right tones and parts for whatever instrument I was playing.

In 2016, I began studying Music and Recording Arts at Northwest University in Kirkland, WA. There, I developed a deeper understanding of how to craft sound with purpose and emotion—learning how to capture the heart of a performance and deliver it with impact. During my time there, I served as the student studio manager and performed in both a gospel choir and a traveling worship team.

After graduating in 2020, I moved to Nashville, TN to pursue a full-time career in audio. I began working at Gnome Studios, where I quickly learned the realities of studio life—from navigating messy sessions to discovering how fulfilling hard work and creative collaboration can be. I was fortunate to learn directly from industry professionals and artists I had long admired.

Today, I work as a freelance mixing and recording engineer, collaborating with artists and creatives from all over the world. At the core of everything I do is a desire to serve the music and the people behind it—bringing excellence, authenticity, and heart to every project.