The score to EWTN's film "Faith of Our Fathers", directed by Campbell  Miller. It was a fantastic project to work on, being a self-contained dramatization of what happened to countless Catholic families and clergy in Ireland in the 1700s

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Having been a Universal Edition composer since April 2022, Yiu-Kwong Chung is one of Taiwan’s best-known and most sought-after composers. He was a Professor of Music at the National Taiwan University of Arts until 2022 and was the General Director of the Taipei Chinese Orchestra (TCO) from 2007 to 2015. During his tenure with TCO, he has written concerti for numerous top-class soloists, including percussionist Evelyn Glennie, trombonist Christian Lindberg, saxophonist Claude Delangle, cellist Mischa Maisky and Anssi Karttunen, flutists Pierre-Yves Artaud and Sharon Bezaly, in addition to renowned Kronos Quartet; all were world-premiered by the TCO. In June 2012, he conducted the orchestra’s European Tour (with soloist Evelyn Glennie). He staged performances in Bridgewater Hall in Manchester and Le Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris that brought immediate international fame to the Orchestra. From 2009 to 2015, he produced six CDs released worldwide by Swedish BIS Records.

Khaos Kitty: My Journey Through Life, Music, and Mental Health

Hi, I’m Khaos Kitty—a mother, an artist, and someone who’s been through hell and back navigating life with bipolar disorder and depression. My life hasn’t been easy, but it’s real, and that’s exactly what I want to share with the world. I’ve faced some tough challenges, but through it all, I’ve learned how to turn my struggles into strength and my pain into purpose.

Music has been my lifeline, my therapy, and my voice. I’m not just here to make noise; I’m here to tell my story and, hopefully, inspire others to tell theirs too.

Embracing My Mental Health Journey

Living with mental health challenges can feel like you’re carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders—alone. I’ve been there. But instead of letting bipolar disorder and depression define me, I’ve made it my mission to confront these struggles head-on.

For me, writing songs is a way to process the chaos in my mind and heart. My lyrics are raw, emotional, and unapologetically real because that’s what life feels like sometimes. I’ve cried through verses and screamed through choruses, and in those moments, I’ve found clarity and connection.

I share my mental health journey openly because I know how lonely it can feel to suffer in silence. By speaking up, I hope to show others that they’re not alone and that it’s okay to seek help. Mental health is as important as physical health, and asking for support doesn’t make you weak—it makes you brave.

Using My Voice to Make a Difference

Being a mom and a musician comes with its own set of challenges, but it’s also what keeps me grounded. My son inspires me to keep going, even on my hardest days. He’s my reminder that I can turn my pain into purpose and show him—and others—that life is worth fighting for.

I use my platform to advocate for mental health awareness because I know the power of sharing our stories. Whether it’s through my music, social media, or one-on-one conversations with fans, I aim to create a safe space where people feel seen, heard, and supported.

I want my journey to remind others that it’s okay to not be okay and that healing doesn’t happen overnight. It’s messy and nonlinear, but it’s worth it.

Finding Beauty in the Chaos

My music is a reflection of me—eclectic, emotional, and authentic. It blends all the chaos of my life into something beautiful. Whether I’m writing about heartbreak, motherhood, or mental health, every note and lyric is infused with my truth.

I’m not here to pretend I’ve got it all figured out because I don’t. I’m here to show you that it’s possible to find light in the darkest places and that even in the midst of chaos, there’s beauty to be discovered.

This is my story. This is my truth. And if it resonates with you, then maybe together, we can remind the world that we’re stronger than our struggles.

Brought to you by me, Khaos Kitty—because life is messy, music is healing, and we’re all in this together.



My name is Jack Miller. I am a guitar player/composer/multi-instrumentalist since 1972. Took a break while raising a family for about 18 years. Been at it again since March 2017 and loving it. I play solo and in the group, Counting Coup.

My music is very popular with SoundCloud robots.

music is what's all about.water in the desert
endless love reason to live


Artist and Composer working in TV music, looking to move into other areas - game soundtracks, Movie scoring.

Hey there!
I'm a Music Producer from germany. I'd love if you would give my music a chance and give me whatever tips & tricks you got to improve. 

Lots of love to all of you!

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Adam Richard Tucker Composer